Dream of Columbus

Rho, Ohio State University

I had a great time at Ohio State because the women were fabulous and there is so much to do! Most of the fraternity and sorority houses are within a few blocks of each other, right off to the side of the university campus. To get to campus, you cross North High Street, where there is a Starbucks, Urban Outfitters, a bookstore, and lots of places to eat. The president, Lisa, took me on a great driving tour of the campus to see the Ohio Union, football stadium, older dorms and even a building named after an alumna of Rho Chapter.

Rho's house after the first snow of the season

The morning I met with Sorority and Fraternity Life staff, I got to the Union early explore a bit. It is newly redone and everything about it is gorgeous. I visited the apparel store and grabbed coffee at Espress-OH, and still had time to wander around looking at the cool ways school pride was displayed.

the newly renovated Ohio Union

Of course I tried some good food while in Columbus. Lisa brought me to a favorite called Northstar Cafe, where we had egg sandwiches on their delicious biscuits. We also tried Nida's Thai on High with their adviser Jamie.

Brutus Buckeye

While I was with the chapter, I attended an eboard meeting and got to meet all their newly elected officers as well. I also did a couple recruitment workshops with them to get ready for January. On Wednesday night I went to their roller skating sisterhood event at Skate Zone 71. I was brave and tried roller skating but it was not too successful. The best part was that I didn't fall! But that's probably because I didn't go very far.

My first time on roller skates 

Post title from: Columbus by Mary Black