men's sports not sponsored by the HCAC have separate affiliations, both in conferences created for the 2014–15 school year. Lacrosse plays in the Ohio River Lacrosse Conference and volleyball plays in the Midwest Collegiate Volleyball League. Women's sports: Basketball, cheerleading, cross country, dance, golf, lacrosse, soccer, softball, tennis, track and field, volleyball and Esports. The HCAC does not sponsor women's lacrosse; that team plays on the women's side of the Ohio River Lacrosse Conference. Cheerleading, dance and Esports are university-recognized sports, but are not recognized as official NCAA sports. Lauren Hill In late 2014, incoming freshman basketball player Lauren Hill was suffering from an inoperable brain tumor and facing the possibility of dying before the end of that year, and wished to play in one college game before her death. The Mount's season opener against Hiram College, originally scheduled for November 15, was moved with NCAA approval to November 2; when the event outgrew the MSJ campus, Xavier University gave MSJ free use of its arena, Cintas Center. In a sold-out game that ended up being nationally televised by Fox College Sports, Hill scored the first and last baskets. The game was the start of a charitable fundraising campaign that, by the time of her death in April 2015, raised over $1.5 million for research into the specific cancer from which Hill was suffering. She went on to play in three more games before her declining health forced her to end her playing career. Hill ultimately died of her brain tumor on April 10, 2015. Since her death, MSJ and Xavier have teamed up for an annual season-opening women's basketball doubleheader, the Lauren Hill Tipoff Classic, at Cintas Center. Student publications The university's student newspaper, Dateline, is published monthly. The university's literacy magazine, "Lions-on-line", is published each semester. The university's student podcast, MountCast, is published weekly. Greek life The university has one international fraternity on campus, Delta Tau Delta. Chartered on April 28, 2018, the Kappa Eta chapter initiates male students. in October 2019, the university announced that Theta Phi Alpha would become the first international sorority on campus for women. Notable alumni Jarrod Martin, member of Ohio House of Representatives Lauren Hill, college basketball player and pediatric cancer advocate Jesse Minter, college football coach Nancy Noel, artist Sarah Moormann Scharper, actress, director, teacher, writer and lecturer Wes Sims, mixed martial artist (did not graduate) Denise Trauth, president of Texas