by another 300,000 items. Student life Student organizations Roanoke has over 100 student organizations that provide learning experiences outside the classroom. Students may choose from academic, cultural, religious, service, and social organizations including nine Greek organizations. The Student Government Association at Roanoke exists to give students a voice in the administration. It is the highest level student organization. It is made up of an executive board (President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Attorney General) and the Senate (41 members). Student publications and media opportunities include the Brackety-Ack campus newspaper, a literary magazine titled On Concept's Edge, the Roanoke Review literary journal, and the student-operated radio station named WRKE-LP. Intramural sports are also offered. Greek life Organizations Roanoke has recognized chapters of nine social and two service Greek organizations. Fraternities: Kappa Alpha Order (Beta Rho Chapter, established 1924, revived 1988) Pi Kappa Alpha (Phi Chapter, established 1896, revived 2001) Pi Kappa Phi (Xi Chapter, established 1916, revived 2005) Pi Lambda Phi (Virginia Lambda Kappa Chapter, established 1959, revived 2012) Sigma Chi (Tau Chapter, established 1872, revived 1923) Sororities: Alpha Sigma Alpha (Theta Beta Chapter, established 2002) Chi Omega (Pi Epsilon Chapter, established 1955) Delta Gamma (Gamma Pi Chapter, established 1955) Sigma Alpha Omega (Beta Alpha Chapter, established 2016) Service fraternities and sororities: Alpha Phi Omega (Alpha Beta Psi Chapter, established 1988) Mu Beta Psi (Omicron Chapter, established 2001) Greek history Roanoke has a long history of Greek organizations. The Black Badge Society, organized at Roanoke in 1859, was one of the earliest Greek organizations established in the South. The fraternity became inactive at Roanoke in 1879, but had expanded to include chapters at eight other colleges and universities, the last of which became inactive in 1882. In addition to the Black Badge Society, Roanoke's inactive fraternities include: Alpha Tau Omega (Epsilon Chapter, established 1869) Phi Delta Theta (Virginia Alpha Chapter, established 1869) Phi Gamma Delta (Beta Deuteron Chapter, established 1866) Sigma Phi Epsilon (Virginia Gamma Chapter, established 1903) Roanoke added sororities for the first time in 1955; the three organizations, Chi Omega, Delta Gamma and Phi Mu, were housed in Bowman Hall for many years until they moved to Chesapeake Hall in 2006. Alpha Sigma Alpha, the fourth sorority, was established in 2002. Roanoke's newest sorority is Delta Sigma Theta, the college's first historically African-American sorority, established in 2005. Phi Mu (Gamma Eta Chapter) became inactive in 2014. Housing Roanoke's Greek