Banning sororities from having alcohol just pushes members to find it elsewhere. Underage and binge drinking is a prevalent issue all campuses need to work against, but if sororities have the choice ...

Greek life at the University can seem overwhelming to a new student; here is a guide complete with everything you need to know.

Two-dozen national sororities will soon vote on a policy change that would open the door for more gender-nonbinary students to join — a sign of evolving attitudes around campus groups that have ...

The Ivy and Thalia, two newly established local sororities, started accepting members this spring. Last fall, members of these new organizations disaffiliated from the national chapters of Alpha Phi ...

Gloria Moreland has taken the lead in reorganizing the local Panhellenic chapter and was recently elected president, with Rachel Bernhardt-Shaw as co-president. Other officers are Linda Rylett, ...

Working through their network of 1,000 local chapters of all four sororities, the ACHR hoped to reach Black Americans who were “on the move” or those who had migrated out of the south into ...

Out of the four nationally recognized sororities currently on campus, 13 new members joined Kappa Alpha Theta, 12 joined Kappa Delta, 11 joined Delta Gamma and seven joined Alpha Chi Omega. 2023’s ...

For years, many sororities shut out nonbinary students. That could soon change. ‘There’s no home for nonbinary people in Greek life,’ said one sorority member March 30, 2021 By Anne Branigin ...

Five Greek organizations have sued USC, claiming its deferred rush policy violates students’ constitutional rights. The lawsuit was filed in response to a policy announced by Vice President for ...

Sororities at BU only host recruitment in the Spring, meaning this was their first virtual experience with the process. Traditionally, potential new members — PNMs — would have four full days of ...

Sororities have drawn millions of views with #RushTok. Here's what you need to know. Marina Pitofsky USA TODAY ...

The affected fraternities and sororities have until August 2026 to find alternative housing, which is already proving difficult as a result of the housing market in the university area.