Story and photos by Emily Neal // Contributing Writer
MTSU Greek organizations partnered with students in residence halls to compete in numerous field-day activities at Crash the Commons Thursday night. Other actitivies for students at the event included inflatable bounce houses, corn hole and a dance party that followed the competitions.
The pink team is pumped up for the games to begin at Crash the Commons on Sept. 1, 2016. (MTSU Sidelines/ Emily Neal)
Members of the Alpha Chi Omega sorority getting excited for Crash the Commons to begin on Sept. 1, 2016. (MTSU Sidelines/ Emily Neal)
Madeline Hawks, 22, and education major; Jordan McBride, 20, an organizational communications major; and Stephanie White, 20, an organizational communications major represent the yellow team at Crash the Commons on Sept. 1, 2016. (MTSU Sidelines/ Emily Neal)
Hope Lyons, 20, an organizational communications major; Shay Hooper, 20, a speech pathology major; and Olivia Estes, 19, a biochemistry major, go green for group games at Crash the Commons Sept. 1, 2016. (MTSU Sidelines/ Emily Neal)
Ali Cooper, 20, an exercise science major; Jack Cooter, 21, an entrepreneurship major; Kayla Wilcoxson, 20, a finance major; and Katie Crabtree, 21, an elementary education major, spending time together at Crash the Commons Sept. 1, 2016. (MTSU Sidelines/ Emily Neal)
The red team is fired up to compete at Crash the Commons on Sept. 1, 2016. (MTSU Sidelines/ Emily Neal)
MTSU students enjoy the dance party with bubbles at Crash the Commons on Sept. 1, 2016. (MTSU Sidelines/ Emily Neal)
MTSU student teams join together at the end of the night for the dance party at Crash the Commons on Sept. 1, 2016. (MTSU Sidelines/ Emily Neal)
MTSU student crowd surfs at Crash the Commons on Sept. 1, 2016. (MTSU Sidelines/ Emily Neal)
Shakiyla Hill, 20, a nursing major; Teresa Pollock, 19, a sonography and psychology major; and Alexis Wynn, 20, a forensic science major pose together at the dance party at Crash the Commons on Sept. 1, 2016. (MTSU Sidelines/ Emily Neal)
Feature Photo by Caitlyn Hajek
Story by Ephraim Rodenbach
MTSU club hockey made history this past week by earning its highest ranking in team history.
After a series sweep of in-state rival Vanderbilt that included an 8-0 shutout, the Blue Raiders climbed to the No. 5 spot in Division II club hockey rankings.
