Popular groups? It depends. Greek life, although small, is fairly popular. Each major offers quite a few groups and clubs that attend to their own agenda. There's always something going on in each residence hall, too. There's lots of football games, sports games, etc. In the dorms, many students leave their doors open [staff are required to, but who wouldn't want to?] Housing and ACE [Association of Campus Events] is always bringing guest speakers and concerts. We've had Jason Mraz, and most recently Frank from Post Secret and Renee from To Write Love On Her Arms. They LISTEN to what you want to see. Bearfest is the coolest thing every year. It's a festival we hold at the end of the school year, and there's always a pudding slide! It's gross but so funny to watch people on it. People party, but not all the time. Usually on a [thirsty] Thursday, everyone is out at KU. but that's about it. I don't drink while I'm at school, and I have a lot of fun just hanging out, taking trips to the diner, going to the mall, it's a lot of fun.
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