The complex had won the residence hall and scholarship house division the last five years, said Miranda Hinrikus, social chair for Van Zile Hall and sophomore in elementary education. She said emotions were high when the moment came to announce the winning pairings. She's been here for every year. Hinrikus said everyone in the Strong Complex, which is composed of Putnam, Boyd and Van Zile halls, was excited but exhausted after their win. Student ambassadors were announced at Saturday's football game at KSU Stadium.
Student ambassadors represent the university to alumni and students.
Students elected Phil Stein, sophomore in political science and pre-law, and Angie Moxley, junior in textiles, to represent them. About 600 students voted, Heather Lansdowne, All-University Homecoming Committee chair, said. Stein, Lambda Chi member, said this was a big year for the fraternity. In addition to winning the overall Homecoming competition, a Lambda Chi was elected ambassador for the third year in a row. This was the fourth year a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority was selected as ambassador.