Joe McKeown's arms are crossed and he's holding a clipboard in his right hand. His shoes are untied and his whitish-gray hair sticks out from the top of his black jumpsuit. His eyes ping-pong across the...

Although she has called SafeRide several times this year, Alice Li has never been able to use the service. Each time, she has been asked to wait for too long. "One of my biggest qualms with SafeRide is...

After months of discussing how to make the Associated Student Government more representative and effective, some ASG Senate leaders have come up with an unexpected and dramatic solution: slicing the size...

When The Daily obtained the group's current Deru roster earlier this year, reading the names was more a confirmation than a revelation. Many of the 22 members - the number now is intended to reflect 1 percent of the senior class - have told their friends about being in the group. Some advise their junior peers about how to succeed in the secret selection process. One even lists the society on his résumé.

In the next few years, NU's Panhellenic Association and Interfraternity Council chapters will launch expensive renovation projects to make each of their houses accessible to any potential future members who may have mobility impairments. And although the plans are being overseen by the administration, the University won't be paying a cent of the estimated $30 million collective pricetag.