
All this week we will be highlighting the Interfraternity Council’s rush events. This is part three of a five part series.
Wednesday brings us to Zone 3.
The chapters in Zone 3 are: Pi Kappa Phi, Delta Chi, Delta Tau Delta, Kappa Delta Rho, Phi Kappa Tau, Phi Kappa Theta, Pi Kappa Alpha, Sigma Alpha Mu, Sigma Chi, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Theta Delta Chi, Tau Phi Delta
Check after the jump to see some of the events being held tonight.

The speakers for TEDxPSU were announced today on The Lion 90.7fm at 5pm. On the whole, they are a diverse group of very talented individuals. Biographical information about each of the speakers can be found after the jump.
Additionally, attendee registration for the event has begun. You can register on their website.
Let us know who you are most excited to see.

The Women's Rugby World Cup is the premier competition for female rugby players. This year's competition features two Penn State alumnae, Claudia Knudsen-Braymer (2002) and Kim Magrini (2004), on a United States team that has seen success in prior years.

And you thought you were having a rough year! Take a look at Meteorology professor Michael Mann's. Mann was the subject of a recent Virginia court case that focused on his time spent at the University of Virginia and grants he may have used in his climate research. The Virginia Attorney General, Kenneth Cuccinelli, lost his case forcing UVA to disclose the grant documents, but Mann still might not be out of the woods.
Read on to see what could be next for Mann...

In a feat that many believed to be impossible, former Houston Oilers safety Bo Eason will combine the worlds of football and dramatic theatre in his acclaimed one-man show, Runt of the Litter, at Schwab Auditorium.
Read on to learn more about Mr. Eason and his performance.

For the next few weeks, the Penn State Student Red Cross Club is encouraging you to pick sides. Keeping with the endless debate of what side of the state is superior, SRCC is challenging the campus: which city’s fans can bring out more donors and help the Red Cross make up a serious blood shortage?