by Hilary Rocks

Freshman sorority hopeful Adelaide Hester wasn’t surprised to find more than 100 other young women filling the

By Alexandra Hellman and Dana Kelley

Much to the relief of many students and administrators, the all-purpose student tailgate lot, which was supposed to be a safe haven for Vanderbilt students to come together and tailgate before football games, has been terminated after one year.

Sophomore Maddie Spellman, president of Sigma Phi Lambda sorority, thought about bringing a Christian sorority to campus after deciding Panhellenic sororities weren't for her.

Greek Week is a yearly event featuring the best of what Greek life at Vanderbilt has to offer.

When asked why they chose Vanderbilt, the Class of 2012 invoked the school's great sense of balance. At the "If I had known then what I know now" student panel for the College of Arts and Science, freshmen made it clear their interests included balancing academic success and their social lives.

Kappa Sigma colony's return to campus has caused a shift in the confusing housing situation for National Pan-Hellenic Council fraternity members.

After a 129-year legacy at Vanderbilt was discontinued with a suspension in 2006, Kappa Sigma has returned to their house on the corner ready to make a renewed impact on the Greek community.