Student-created app gets new updates, funding
The GreekLink app aims to enhance communication among those in Greek life.
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Greek rush policy is worth another look
In light of the USC Panhellenic Council’s recent announcement that it will be moving the beginning of sorority recruitment to several days before USC’s fall semester begins, a question comes to mind: What’s the rush? Next fall this will be the question more than ever before — most sorority-hopefuls will be three days into rush […]
University imposes sanctions on The Row
USC has issued new sanctions on The Row after a string of hospital transports during what Student Affairs characterized as the “worst weekend of the semester.” According to a memo sent from Assistant Dean for Student Affairs Beth Saul and Associate Director for Fraternity and Sorority Leadership Development Ray Carlos and obtained by the Daily […]
Discriminatory sororities deserve harsh punishment
Administrators at the University of Alabama must institute greater penalties for prejudice.
Pre-Rush canceled for spring semester
Several alcohol-related incidents led the university to end the Greek tradition.
Candidates begin campaigning for USG elections
Voting will be held at polls and online Feb. 14 through 16.
Social ban lifted
The social probation on fraternities has been lifted effective today, according to a letter sent by Vice President for Student Affairs Michael L. Jackson. Parties are still only permitted on Friday and Saturday nights while classes are in session. The ban has prohibited informal gatherings at fraternities on Tuesday and Thursday nights since April 2011, […]
Foreign students underrepresented in Greek system
Despite efforts by the Greek leadership, foreign students are still much less likely to join a fraternity or sorority.
Entry fees can help bridge Greek divide
Paying an entry fee for parties at The Row can be mutually beneficial for Greeks and non-Greeks.
Multicultural Greek numbers increase
The Asian Greek Council said its increase could be because of a bigger publicity effort.