Sororities should be able to rage like frats
Panhellenic should have the same privileges as fraternities to protect their members.
Tag Archive for: sororities
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 […]
Discriminatory sororities deserve harsh punishment
Administrators at the University of Alabama must institute greater penalties for prejudice.
IFC switches to off-campus parties during spring rush
Greek leaders remain optimistic about changes to bid night traditions.
Letters to the editor
Greek Life As a student at USC, I enjoy the article by Nick Cimarusti titled “Non-Greeks Can Still Have a Social Life.” However, as a member of USC Greek Life, the use of a somewhat insulting cliché as a hook is disappointing. As you are probably aware, the Greek system is currently in the process […]
Sororities should offer alternatives to accommodate high rush turnouts
Of the 1046 girls who rushed this semester, only 737 were offered bids from sororities. While some of these girls dropped out of the race on their own accord, countless others were disheartened after not receiving a bid. As depressing as the situation is, asking sororities to offer more bids is not the solution. I […]
Rushed rushing is for the best
Female students often lament that sorority rush has to coincide with the first week of class. Yet, contrary to popular belief, this first week could actually be the perfect time for rush. It’s just hectic enough to test a girl’s commitment and time management skills, but not so busy as to be overwhelming.
Fall rush turnout sets records
More than 1,000 women rushed a sorority last week and houses offered 737 bids Sunday.
Finding a niche on campus proves easy
Though USC has more than 750 student organizations, getting involved is as simple as following your interests.
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.