Tagged - Greek Life
Greek Life
A look into 2023 sorority recruitment
Recruitment is a time of both confusion and excitement, both from those who choose to rush and those who do not, but this period also included learning and adjustment on the sides of Panhellenic executive members and sisters participating in running recruitment as well. Read More
fraternity
Which sorority recruitment is right for you?
It wasn’t until I saw the Panhellenic Instagram page post about continuous open bidding in the fall that I realized I still had a chance to join a sorority. Read More
fraternity
The issue with UR’s Greek life housing
That was when I found out that sororities at UR don’t get houses — only the fraternities do. Read More
College Feminists
To protest sexual violence and Title IX office, College Feminists “Take Back the Night”
UR College Feminists marched through Fraternity Quad on Thursday to raise awareness around sexual violence and protest UR’s Title IX office. Read More
Greek Life
The “P” in PC culture is not “promotion”
With no activism to reinforce the support specifically being mentioned in their post, that support is hypothetical at best. Read More
COVID-19
COVID-19 variants to form new fraternity
COVID Delta Lambda hopes to change the college experience for anyone attempting to get an education in the next decade (or eternity). Read More
Greek Life
A comprehensive breakdown of Greek life dues
Greek life generally promises benefits such as scholarship opportunities, networking help, and leadership opportunities. However, besides these benefits, what exactly do you pay for? Read More
alcohol
The drinking age has kept speakeasies around
Perhaps the most important source of power for fraternities is alcohol. Read More
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Chi Omega
Chi Omega undergoes mass disaffiliation
73% of the sorority Chi Omega has decided disaffiliation is the best method to fix their organization. Read More
frats
Letter to the editor clarifying dry frats
A recent opinion piece for the Campus Times acknowledged changes to alcohol policies at the national level that impact the fraternity community on our campus. I want to explain some context behind those changes, clarify why this is not a “dry” event policy, and explain our reaction as the Interfraternity Council. We find it important […]
