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Runners pose for a picture after last years Nearly Naked Mile, many sporting ZBT t-shirts.

ZBT’s Nearly Naked Mile streaks again

Brian Sherman, Staff Reporter April 2, 2015

Residents of the North Residential Village may be raising an eyebrow on April 4 if they look outside their windows, as they’ll probably see a large crowd of people running in nothing but their undies. While...

Sigma Alpha Epsilon re-launches colony at CWRU following 2006 suspension

Julia Bianco, News Editor March 20, 2015

Case Western Reserve University’s chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon (SAE) recently inducted 32 new members, marking the fraternity’s return to campus after it was suspended in 2006. SAE was originally...

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Bigs versus littles

Enio Chinca, Staff Reporter November 21, 2014

Nov. 15 was a cold and somber day plagued with snow showers and frightfully bitter weather. However, this did not stop fraternity Sigma Phi Epsilon from hosting their partner event: the Big Little Olympics....

Theta Chi hosts Mental Health Awareness Week

Garretson Oester, Staff Reporter November 13, 2014

Mental illness affects an average of one in four college students. Statistically, that means that 1,227 undergraduates at Case Western Reserve University could be affected, the equivalent of the class...

ZBT gives back

Gabrielle Buffington, Staff Reporter October 3, 2014

The Transplant House of Cleveland (The House), a new nonprofit organization that temporarily houses hospital patients, is opening in University Circle with a little help from the Zeta Beta Tau fraternity...

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