House Events
Halloween Party | Faculty Dinner | Bowling Nights
Pre-football game BBQ’s | Second-Look Weekend Party | Ski Trip
Halloween Party:
The most talked-about grad school party of the year. Every graduate school is invited, everyone is in costume, the DJ is spinning, a band rocking in the basement, and the world is a party.
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Here is your chance to grab that valuable letter of recommendation. Every year around the winter holidays, we host our favorite faculty members and essentially wine and dine them. It is a very unique experience that your classmates will certainly envy.
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Bowling Nights:
Join your housemates and unwind after a long day with some good ole’ fashion bowling. The lanes are cheap, the beverages are plentiful and the perfect 300 games…well, they’ve never happened, but you could be the first! Bowling nights have always been a great chance to hang out as a house and really get to know everyone better. Just beware of Eyad’s supreme bowling skills as he attempts to bamboozle you with a friendly bet!
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Hail, hail to Michigan, the 2003 Big Ten Champions with a burger in one hand, a hot dog in the other and a room full of fired up housemates getting ready to cheer on the mighty Wolverines to another spectacular seasons each Saturday morning.
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The U of M med school had their very first second-look weekend this year for incoming students of the Class of 2008, and Nu Sigma Nu had the pleasure of hosting the party. Yes, we know how to throw a party.
This past February, thirteen adventurous Nu Sig fellas took a weekend ski trip up to Nub's Knob in Petoskey, MI (up north). It was a weekend filled with skiing, relaxing, a bit of partying, a giant hot tub, ski bunnies, some more partying, snow tubing, dancing, and road tripping...all topped off with a healthy slice of partying. Hey, we all need a little break every now and again! The weekend truly was awesome, and we definitely plan on making it an annual event. Who knows what'll happen next time!
Heck, if it's going to snow - and believe us, it will here in Ann Arbor - you might as well go out, have some fun, and enjoy it! Being located right across the street from the Arboretum and having a couple sleds in the house doesn't hurt either. Just remember: yellow snow = bad snow.
