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An annual social we do with one of the fraternities is Boxer Bash. One year, we buy boxers, the guys buy pizza and drinks. The next year, we switch the responsibilities. If it's our turn to buy boxers, our social chair gets a list from the frat's social chair with the size of boxers each guy wants. The two chairs pair us up, and we get only the size of boxers. We buy matching boxers for us and the guy, and give the guy's to our social chair, who gives the boxers to their social chair (with the guys' names on the corresponding boxers). The night of the social, everyone keeps their boxers covered until the revealing. You do a little strip show to find out who you boxer buddy is, and you're with that person through the rest of the social. We get divided up into relay teams, and the losing team(s) pay for the alcohol. Sounds complicated, but always a lot of fun. We've even done to the bars in our boxers afterwards too.
Another we did with a fraternity and sorority at another campus was a Halloween mixer. Our Social chairs grouped us so there was one member from each house in a group, and since we were from different schools, all we got was a name and phone number. As a group, you had to have a theme to your Halloween costumes: nerds, TJ, superheroes, exterminator&insects (that was my group, and we won). Winning group got a handle that they didnt have to share, everyone else had only the keg. Then as a group, we all went out into Isla Vista in our costumes.
Also:
-Speed "Getting to Know You"
-Mafia
-Black&White Ladies Night
-Black&Red Ladies Night
-Scarlet Night
-White Affair
-Masquerade Ball (gotta wear a mask... could even make them as you're coming in)
-Ghetto Drive In (get a projector, set it up on the side of the house, pull your trucks up with the beds facing the wall. bring out a few couches too)
-Movie Night (rent a movie where they say one word repeatedly, last one to raise their hands has to take a shot. sober version: last one to raise their hands gets a truth or dare. Surf's Up [Big Z] and 300 [Sparta] work well. works best with smaller groups)
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