Greek Life organizations were in the spotlight during last Thursday’s men’s basketball game against Southern Utah. Before the game started, students lined up at the tailgate for free Raising Cane’s. Greek life organizations filled Moody Coliseum, while the fraternity Sub T-16 stood in the Wildcat Den. During halftime, various challenges, including a puppy race, gave club members opportunities to represent and win prizes for their organizations.
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- Liv Loughry, president of Delta Theta and senior nursing major from Carrollton, responds to cheering Deltas. (Photo by Sarah Eunyoung Thompson)
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- Members of Greek Life race through activities before putting whip cream on their officers. (Photo by Sarah Eunyoung Thompson)
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- Members of Tri Kappa Gamma sit in their decorated section at the game. (Photo by Sarah Eunyoung Thompson)
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- Angel Guerrero, freshman nursing major from Temple, finishes the sliding mattress relay during halftime. (Photo by Sarah Eunyoung Thompson)
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- Annabelle Bruesewitz, freshman nursing major from Georgetown, pets her puppy after the halftime puppy race. (Photo by Sarah Eunyoung Thompson)
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- Annabelle Bruesewitz, freshman nursing major from Georgetown, runs in the halftime puppy race. (Photo by Sarah Eunyoung Thompson)
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- Mikayla Benson, junior biochemistry major from Argyle, runs in the halftime puppy race. (Photo by Sarah Eunyoung Thompson)
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- Frangelica Terry, senior computer science major from Arlington, runs in the halftime puppy race.(Photo by Sarah Eunyoung Thompson)
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- Emily Hornick, senior animal science major from Fort Worth, pauses in the halftime puppy race. (Photo by Sarah Eunyoung Thompson)
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- Various members of Greek Life gather in the stands to watch the game. (Photo by Sarah Eunyoung Thompson)
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- Various members of Greek Life gather in the stands to watch the game. (Photo by Sarah Eunyoung Thompson)
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- Members of Sub T-16 watch the men’s basketball team take on Southern Utah. (Photo by Sarah Eunyoung Thompson)
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- Members of Sub T-16 watch the men’s basketball team take on Southern Utah. (Photo by Sarah Eunyoung Thompson)
