Tonight freshmen can descend on Greek Row for the first time.

And some first-year students have high expectations.

With the number of H1N1 cases rising on campus, Greek Life will encourage sick students to stay away from events where they would come in close c

Over 1,300 sophomores, juniors and seniors made up the Move Crew that greeted the newest Commons residents and their families during the freshman move-in day on Saturday, August 22, and 15 Vanderbi

Freshmen got a green greeting from Move Crew when they arrived at their houses early Saturday morning.

After Vanderbilt launched The Commons last year with a nine-day orientation, it looks like the extended program wasn’t a success.

The university returned to a normal schedule this year, with freshmen moving in four days before the start of classes.

The card has received a face-lift.

All Vanderbilt students will need to replace their old Commodore Cards with a newly designed and more secure version by Oct. 12.

Rick Wood, director of business service systems, said the card needed a redesign from the look it’s had for the past 12 years. The card office also used this as a chance to use new technologies to make the card more secure.

There are five confirmed cases of H1N1 from state testing centers on Vanderbilt’s campus, according to Public Affairs Officer Missy Pankake, and 11 are still awaiting confirmation.

Over 1,300 sophomores, juniors and seniors made up the Move Crew that greeted the newest Commons residents and their families during the freshman move-in day on Saturday.

Vanderbilt University's Commons campus recently received the 2009 Governor's Environmental Stewardship Award for the "Building Green" category. Vanderbilt University was one of 14 winners announced by Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation Commissioner Jim Fyke.