President David B. Burks announced in chapel on Wednesday, Jan. 25 that a Starbucks will be opening on campus next fall in the new student housing area known as Legacy Park.

Their Greek letters are Sigma Phi Mu, their colors are royal blue, light pink and ivory, their symbol is an anchor, and they are the newest women’s social club. Sigma Phi Mu officially began at the end of last semester under the leadership of senior and current club president Kellum Tate. Currently, the club has garnered 28 members.

Tate said she first approached the deans about forming a new club during club week last fall. One week later, nine students attended the first meeting. It was there, Tate said, that the members first proposed reviving the name Sigma Phi Mu.

Announcements that are usually displayed on the screen before and after chapel will be presented in a more interactive way this semester.

After Corey McEntyre stepped down as director of campus life at the end of last semester, Logan Light, assistant director of admissions, took on the role of director of campus life over the winter break, thereby taking up leadership of the Campus Activities Board.

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