One of Red Square’s two remaining fraternity houses had already been converted to overflow housing by the time students arrived on campus this year.
Phi Zeta Delta, colloquially known as Phi Delt,...
Eugénie Rovegno, ’24, remembers sitting alone in a theme house while all her friends were at a sorority house watching a movie. She wasn’t allowed to join because of Panhellenic recruitment rules.
Rovegno...
Let’s talk about that Pi Phi piece. Yup, the one that got us called lazy journalists, anti-Greek indies and—our personal favorite—weirdos.
We knew long before publishing that members of Pi Phi wouldn’t...
Editors' note: For this piece, the Ring-tum Phi reached out to three administrators, a Panhellenic Council executive, and six active, involved members of Pi Beta Phi, including President Kaylin Jury and...
I stumbled down what I came to recognize as the bridge along West Nelson Street. Clouds hung low on the gray sky to match the dull, cracked pavement below. Ash dusted the once-red Lexington brick, which...
Disclaimer: A writer who contributed to this story is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta, one of the Greek organizations covered in this piece. In the interest of fair, unbiased coverage, she recused herself...
Once upon a time, long ago in a faraway fairyland, a young girl from a once-aristocratic family lived with her brother and her mother. The girl’s father, a knight, had died many years prior in battle,...
In-person formal recruitment for Greek organizations took place earlier this month at Washington and Lee for the first time since the pandemic began. Some students said the process needs improvement.
The...
In 2017, a sorority president broke away from the National Panhellenic Council and established Washington and Lee’s first local sorority.
With informal rush fully underway as of Sep. 19, Delta marks...
Well, I’m back. It has been six long, hard weeks of not writing sh**ty newspaper articles. (I took a leave of absence for new member education.) In fact, I totally forgot about the Ring-tum Phi until...
I think most people would agree that midway through the second semester of your freshman year of college, you are still getting a grasp on things. You are still meeting new people, establishing friendships,...
