Sororities, fraternities face off in round 2 of Tugs
Analicia Haynes and Corryn Brock, Editor-in-Chief and Associate News Editor
April 10, 2019
It was the longest tug of the afternoon. Delta Zeta was inching closer to the water, closer to defeat, when the person anchoring for Kappa Delta fell and the round took a turn. People stood on tippy toes, stretching their necks to get a glance of Kappa Delta on the other side of Campus Pond ...
Airband kicks off Greek Week; queen, king crowned
Maria Ruettiger, Staff Reporter
April 7, 2019
Greek Week’s king and queen were crowned during Airband Saturday night in McAfee Gym. Austin Honn, a senior corporate communication major, and Celine Crow, a junior management major are this year’s king and queen The winners of Airband were paired teams Alpha Gamma Delta and Lambda Chi. Crow said ...
Nominations continue for Greek Week king, queen
Logan Raschke, News Editor
March 31, 2019
Eastern’s fraternities and sororities are nominating kings and queens for this year’s upcoming Greek Week. Celine Crow, a junior human resource management major and the Panhellenic President for Greek life, said nominating the kings and queens is a collaborative process for each fraternity and sororit...
Fraternities, sororities to pair up for Greek Week 2019
Carole Hodorowicz, Staff Reporter
February 25, 2019
Fraternities and sororities will be paired up for Greek Week 2019. Other changes made to Greek Week 2019 include removing the GPA requirement and replacing Cans for Construction with making tie blankets. The pairings consist of one fraternity and one sorority, with the exception of one pairing consisting o...
Sororities, fraternities prepare for Greek Week
Maggie Runge, Contributing Writer
April 3, 2018
Members of sororities and fraternities on campus have been gearing up for this year’s Greek Week. From April 7 through April 15, sororities and fraternities will compete with each other in a range of activities from physical events to community service. There are three main events in this year’s...
Alpha Sigma Alpha tugged to victory
Loren Dickson, Entertainment Reporter
April 9, 2017
Greek Week ended in the mud with the final round of Tugs on Saturday. Returning champions Alpha Sigma Alpha won in the women’s championship round against Sigma Sigma Sigma, with a time of two minutes, 42 seconds. Sigma Pi beat Lambda Chi Alpha in the championship round for Big Men Tugs in one minute...
Greek Week relay ends in three-way tie
Mallory Kutnick, Campus Reporter
April 6, 2017
Two teams of three Greek chapters took to the muddy Library Quad and tied for first place in the five-part Greek Week Unity Relay Races. Sigma Alpha Epsilon member Sam Morgan, a freshman special education major, said nobody knew exactly what races they would compete in. “We kind of...
Delta Chi wins tugs round one, Phi Kappa Theta win still up in the air
Analicia Haynes, Online Editor
April 3, 2017
Four fraternities faced off as they slid through the slick and wet grass Monday afternoon during this year’s Tugs Competition kick off. However, confusion flooded the area by Campus Pond due to a technical call that left the winners of the first round uncertain. Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Phi Kappa...
Greek Week will kick off with Airband
Loren Dickson, Entertainment Reporter
March 30, 2017
The annual Airband dance competition will start Greek Week in style 7 p.m. Friday in McAfee Gym. All of Eastern’s sororities and fraternities can participate, with some teams practicing for months in preparation. Alpha Phi member Allison Divello describes Airband as an opportunity for...
Panther Service Day offers new sites, collaborations
Kalyn Hayslett, Editor-in-Chief
March 21, 2017
Students can volunteer sooner and at new locations for the 15th Annual Panther Service Day April 1, which will kick-start Greek Week. Beth Gillespie, director of the civic engagement and volunteerism office, said making Panther Service Day a part of Greek Week is something new the office is trying...
Teams defeat the rain during second round of Tugs
Analicia Haynes, Administration Editor
April 6, 2016
Rain, mud and sweat covered the field near Campus Pond Wednesday as 14 teams competed in the second round of Tugs. Though the odds were against them the teams gave it their all, beating the slippery mud and tugging their hearts out for the chance to win. Despite the rain and chilly air, Tugs spectators,...
Tuggers take titles in final round
Stephanie Markham, News Editor
April 12, 2015
Moments before the horn sounded off, the Lambda Chi Alpha little men’s tuggers raised their hands in the air with two fingers pressed to their palms to symbolize brotherhood; what followed was an intense 2:38 battle to break Sigma Pi’s three-year victory streak. The little men’s Lambda Chi Alpha...
