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Another weekend, another party. Yet, no suspensions from administration and few expect that to change More than 100 people gathered for a frat party at an off-campus location on Feb. 28. Photo credit: Jesse Lieberman With maskless students packed close together on a sunny day in Miami, there appears to be no thought of COVID-19. As University of Miami and police departments fail to curtail Greek Life partying, fraternities and sororities continue operations as normal on a weekly basis. On Feb 2...

Saturday, October 19 Check-In: 8 a.m., Race Start: 8:30 a.m., Begins on Central Quad The Panhellenic Association, National Pan-Hellenic Council, and Interfraternity Council are working to support the transition from the current Oxford Pantry to the Talawanda Oxford Pantry and Social Services (TOPSS), which includes a new building. Come get your Family Weekend run on and support a great local cause. The race route begins on Central Quad, goes around campus, and ends at the Farmers Market in the...

SR21-09 &nbsp&#x3B;asks all fraternities and sororities to comply with the University Judiciary Committee’s ongoing investigation and encourages the University to take action against Greek organizations under investigation.

The newly formed governing body for fraternities that have disaffiliated from Duke began its spring rush process on Sunday. Durham IFC President Will Santee, a junior member of Kappa Alpha Order, said that no organizations should have plans for in-person events and that rush sche...

Pike is at least the ninth fraternity to break from Duke after the University announced changes to the campus residential experience, including pushing rush to sophomore year.&nbsp&#x3B;

When seven fraternities cut ties with Duke in the wake of recent reforms to rush and selective living—to be later joined by two others—senior Shreyas Gupta wasn’t surprised. But he says there’s “nothing redeemable” about the announcement.

Nine fraternities have broken away from the Duke Interfraternity Council since Duke announced changes to the rush process and selective housing.

Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger and the State Election Board sent another batch of alleged voting violations to prosecutors after hearing what investigators discovered.

More voting violations uncovered by Georgia SoS Secretary of State Brad Raffensberger speaks to the public. (Source: WALB) By Dave Miller | February 18, 2021 at 2:43 PM EST - Updated February 18 at 2:54 PM ATLANTA, Ga. (WALB) - On Wednesday, Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger and the State Election Board sent another batch of alleged voting violations to prosecutors after hearing what investigators discovered. “We will continue to root out voting fraud and make sure anyone guilty of...

The fraternities’ decisions to sever official links to the University come after administrators ended the recruitment of first years by Greek and non-Greek selective living groups. The mass exodus marks a permanent and dramatic change to Duke’s on-campus culture. &nbsp&#x3B;