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ECU’s Fraternity and Sorority Life will host multiple events in September in order to welcome new and returning members and kick off the plans various chapters have for the academic

I woke up this past Tuesday reasonably stressed out. I love my fraternity and the entire global multicultural Greek landscape, and I love following elections with quality candidates.  On this day, my interests combined in the Democratic primary for Texas’s 28th Congressional District, which includes downtown San Antonio, some San Antonio suburbs and South Texas,...

Lambda Theta Phi is the country’s first Latin fraternity, and its Alpha Alpha chapter at UCF celebrated its 25th anniversary this month.

Multicultural Greek life plays an important role in bringing diverse perspectives, conversations and ideas to a campus that’s heavily white.

Delta Sigma Phi launches new fraternity on the Gainesville Campus Thirteen UNG students were initiated into the Delta Sigma Phi fraternity in spring 2021 in the Robinson Ballroom inside the Student Center on the Gainesville Campus. Delta Sigma Phi, known as Delta Sigs, is the second Greek-lettered fraternal organization to call the Gainesville Campus home. Establishing a new fraternity on any college campus is no easy task. Launching a brand-new organization during the COVID-19 pandemic present...

Juan Velasquez never planned to attend the University of North Georgia (UNG). The Dalton, Georgia, resident had a full scholarship to a college in Kentucky. But a family situation arose, making him the sole provider and keeping him at home. Then Velasquez met Sarah (Junco) Petito, the former recruiter for UNGs College Assistance Migrant Program (CAMP). The federally funded program helps students from migrant and/or seasonal farm work backgrounds transition into college life for the first year....