September 23, 2009
- 4:30 pm
By COED Staff
Tags: bra, coeds, college hotties, college-girls, flash, galleries, gallery, girls kissing, Hot, kissing, making out, naughty, panties, Photos, pics, pictures, pillow fight, sexy, sexy slumber party, sleep over, slumber party, sorority, underwear
October 3, 2008
- 2:17 pm
By COED Staff

The Young Guns of NCAA Football
Who says experience is everything?
Maybe more than ever before, coaches are turning to the best player available rather than the oldest guy on the depth chart. This season, there are a number of young guns who are proving experience may not be the best factor when deciding who takes the snaps on Saturday afternoons.
Even at storied programs, the next in line is rarely the next in line. Over a dozen underclassmen are answering the call of duty this season and are amongst the nation’s best at the quarterback position. [Love of Sports]

Why I Miss College: Because of FSU and Zeta Tau Alpha’s Sorority
You see this folks? This is what it’s like when you get to go to a school like Florida State University. This is what it’s like to be that guy. That guy in this picture who was smart enough to realize that this was his one chance to party on a consistent basis with hot blond sorority girls. Sure he looks like a toolbox but this guy is my kind of guy, and the ladies at Zeta Tau Alpha know what’s up. [Uncoached]


5 Reasons Why College Students Need to Vote
So why don’t politicians pay more attention to the issues that you care about, like the price of tuition, financial aid, and the availability of entry level jobs? Because traditionally, college students have had relatively low voter turnout. Instead, the candidates pay lots of attention to issues of importance to the elderly, like Social Security, because the elderly vote! [edu In Review]
College students: get off your duffs and vote! In case you need a good reason to do so, here are five:
Tags: election, FSU, mccain, obama, president, presidental-election, quarterback, sorority, vote, voting, zeta tau alpha
September 11, 2008
- 3:00 pm
By COED Staff

I remember hearing that phrase, “The Best time of your life, But You’ll Never do it Again.” At least that’s what I heard when I had a sports jacket on and all the “brothers” were cheering me on as we got drunk and had fun on bid day.
And sure it was fun the first couple of weeks when we had to do little chores for the brothers and even humiliate yourself for a gag or two. (more…)
Tags: College, frat house, frat-party, fraternity, fraternity house, frats, pledging, sorority, sorority gilrs, sorority girl, university
September 27, 2007
- 1:00 pm
By COED Staff
Nerds and Sorority girls. They go together like a John Hughes movie and the 80âs.Which is probably why Washington Stateâs Linux Users Group (the universityâs largest computer club) has decided put out a memo to all the sororities on campus: âMake us over, and weâll do your homework.â?
In an effort to attract more women to the computer science program (and get a free haircut), the ânerdsâ? of WSUâs Linux Club plan to host a ânerd auctionâ?.
âYou can buy a nerd and heâll fix your computerâ?, their website explains, âhelp you with stats homework, or if youâre really adventurous, take you to dinner!â?
But before the computer loving dudes go through with the auction, theyâre looking for a few good sorority girls to make them more appealing.
âIf anyoneâs going to bid on us, weâll need some spicing up. And who better to help with that than sorority girls who like nothing better than a makeover?â?
While the whole âBeauty and the Greekâ? event is still in the planning stages, WSUâs computer program has garnered national attention because of it. (more…)
Tags: 80s, Ashton-Kutcher, beauty-and-the-geek, beauty-and-the-greek, computer-science-program, free-haircut, geek, homework-help, john-hughes, Linux-club, linux-users-group, nerd, nerds, reality-tv, sororities, sorority, sorority-girls, washington-state-university, WSU
September 19, 2007
- 10:00 am
By Amy - FSU

If I was still in college right now, Iâd be peeing my pants with excitement over this awesome new development in alcoholism.
The Portopong!
Yes, yes, the summer is almost over (10 days and counting) but if you have access to a pool and a group of fun-loving friends, the Portopong is where itâs at. What college student doesnât love a good game of pong? And in a pool no less? Yea, how about no less than amazing.
Just to make sure, weâre talking about this kind of pong, not this kind. (more…)
Tags: alcohol, alcoholism, bbq, beer, Beer-bong, beer-pong, College, drinking, drunk, frat, fraternity, keg, partying, Portopong, sorority, summer
July 18, 2007
- 10:00 am
By Pat - Seton Hall
July 2, 2007
- 2:00 pm
By COED Staff
Being in a sorority I have my reservations about ABC Familyâs new show, âGrΣΣkâ?, since whenever a portrayal of us is attempted itâs almost always negative. Not to mention that it always drives me crazy when people spell “Greek” with sigmas in place of “E”. Every Greek knows that while “sigma” might LOOK like ‘E’, it has nothing to do with the letter; “epsilon” does. Of course epsilon is just represented by a plain ‘E’, so it’s not nearly as swΣΣt looking.
Anyway another concern I have is that this is the kind of show I would have expected from The CW, not ABC Fam. Aren’t they supposed to be strictly PG? But I guess it is what it is. They even have an odd advertisement gimmick where you can ârushâ? the frats and sorors of the show on the website. Anyway, I can admit that sororities and fraternities have done a lot over the years to warrant a negative image, but itâs still a very present and ever thriving community on most college campuses, and its members are really sick of the constant fire weâre put under, personally and publicly.
I often feel like our campus does everything in their power to downplay our Greek societies, including our very own Greek office which disbanded a sorority this past spring. I think that often times our administration forgets that this is college, and these are sororities, not the Stepford Wives. As a result all of this Greek life is only about 3% of our school body, at a school which constantly complains about the lack of community on our campus. Oh the hypocrisy is endless. (more…)