Campus Life opened an investigation into Alpha Delta Phi following allegations of violations connected to a registered chapter social event. The fraternity is temporarily suspended until the investigation closes.

Alpha Delta Phi, Washington University’s most recently established fraternity, has been officially assigned an on-campus Greek house.

A panel on whether or not Washington University should operate like a business prompted conversation on the University’s branding and its treatment of employees, including adjunct faculty and service workers.

Alpha Delta Phi, in conjunction with The Representation Project and other campus groups, hosted a panel titled “She Did What?: Feminism in the Media and on Campus,” on Wednesday night.

A panel intended to discuss undergraduate tuition took detours to touch on other hot-button issues such as socioeconomic diversity, community involvement and the role of campus facilities in the student experience.

Alpha Delta Phi was officially recognized as a social fraternity by Washington University, making it the first fraternity to be given an initial charter since 1928.

People were spilling out of the doors to attend a hookup-themed panel discussion intended to boost unrecognized fraternity Alpha Delta Phi’s visibility on campus.

Washington University’s newest and least-official fraternity is making a splash as it comes onto the campus scene with a panel focused on hookup culture this week. The panel will include several voices, from students to Coordinator of Sexuality Studies Susan Stiritz and Father Gary Braun of the Catholic Student Center, in addition to a number of professors.