home for alumni. The facility extends entertainment space to the college's constituents for specific programming purposes. Turner Hall Built in 1958 (not long after the institution became co-educational), this three-story brick building was first used to provide campus housing for men, and later, women. In 2003, the structure was renovated and enlarged. The Mabry Gipson Student Center features large and small meeting rooms, a student grill and the Jones Zone on the first two floors. Student housing on the third floor is known as the William H. Turner Jr. Residence Hall. Student life LaGrange offers more than 50 student groups as part of its living/learning experience. Many students also participate in service efforts, Greek life and spiritual life activities. Fraternities: Pi Kappa Phi Delta Tau Delta Alpha Delta Gamma Sororities: Alpha Omicron Pi Kappa Delta Phi Mu Intramural sports Overseen by Athletics, intramurals provide opportunities for recreation and competition among members of the campus community. Teams representing campus organizations and independents compete in organized tournaments and events throughout the year. Competitive events include flag football, volleyball, basketball, softball, dodge ball and Ultimate Frisbee. Special awards are presented to the men and women's groups with the highest participation rates and best records of the entire year. In addition, male and female "Athletes of the Year" are selected. Many opportunities are available for recreational use of the facilities in the LaGrange College Aquatics Complex: recreational swimming and lap swimming all year round in the indoor pool, as well as water aerobics or aqua exercise classes (non-credit). Students also enjoy use of fully equipped weight-training room and a fitness area. Spiritual life Growing out of its history of service and its connection to the United Methodist Church, the college offers a number of opportunities for students, faculty and staff members to celebrate life and explore God's intention for human living through intellectual, social and spiritual growth. The college employs two ministers to help students, faculty and staff to deepen their understanding of their faith as they engage in free intellectual inquiry. Athletics LaGrange College is a member of NCAA Division III and the Collegiate Conference of the South (CCS), formed in July 2022 by an amicable split of the previously 19-member USA South Athletic Conference. The college's nickname is Panthers and its colors are red and black. Intercollegiate teams compete in women's soccer, basketball, cross country, volleyball, softball, swimming, lacrosse and tennis; and