Kappa Alpha Theta reestablished as sorority after 24 years
(10/16/25 3:04am)
Some of the members of the Kappa Alpha Theta women’s fraternity said they gained new opportunities after joining this fall.
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Some of the members of the Kappa Alpha Theta women’s fraternity said they gained new opportunities after joining this fall.
Every fall break, thousands of USC students hit the road, looking to return home or find a relaxing place during a stressful part of the semester. As they make their journey home, some may find themselves captured by the changing colors of the leaves and refreshing winds that accompany the autumn season.
Food puns, art supplies and snacks make their way around a room filled with friendly conversation and music as USC students carefully hand-craft letters full of jokes and positive affirmations to send out to children in the hospital.
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Squeezed into the tight venue of Russell Underground, the audience cheers as loud music pumps through the air. A band finishes its set while cheers erupt from the crowd. The band is Close Proximity, based in Columbia, at its largest show yet.
Ring ring ring. Who could it be?
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Over eight years since the release of "Hollow Knight" in 2017, Team Cherry has finally delivered on the long-promised sequel. For years, fans debated whether "Silksong" would ever see the light of day, with endless speculation caused by trailers, leaks and cryptic updates. The question now is whether it was worth the agony and despair of waiting so long. The answer is almost a resounding yes.