National Pan-Hellenic Council spends Founders’ Days with marches, service
Five Divine Nine chapters celebrated their Founders’ Day between Jan. 5 and 16.
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Students rush into the new semester
Spring rush began with a new unstructured format for fraternities on the Row.
Students foster survivor support
The USC Survivor Support Community — launched this semester by Sammie Sorsby-Jones and Yi-Ann Li — aims to create a safe space for survivors to find community, emotional support and advocacy. Sorsby-Jones, a sophomore majoring in law, history, and culture, and Li, a sophomore majoring in English and psychology, first met when they were 16 […]
Jumping back into Greek life is a dangerous game
The enthusiasm around IFC’s revival has resulted in concerning implications.
As USC works to raise its national profile, fraternities are on the chopping block
In the last year, three houses have lost recognition because of hazing violations, and several others have been suspended. But who draws the line between safety and due process?
Letter to the Editor: Greek life bears undue burden
To blame fraternities for the actions of their individual members is somewhat illogical.
UCLA party under speculation for racist undertones
On Oct. 6, members Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity and Alpha Phi sorority organized a “Kanye Western” themed party, where some students dressed in baggy garments, put on cushioned bottoms and even sported a hint of totally racist “blackface.” While the party is still under investigation by campus officials, Sigma Phi Epsilon and Alpha Phi have […]
New sorority to begin recruitment
Alpha Gamma Delta will host informal recruitment this fall while their new house on The Row is under construction.
Alpha Gamma Delta to regain its house on The Row this fall
The Panhellenic Council voted six to four to reinstate Alpha Gamma Delta after 30 years.
Students react to relocation of Sigma Alpha Mu house
Sigma Alpha Mu’s new house was previously rented by the Beta Omega Phi fraternity.