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Phi Gamma Delta has an alcohol and hazing violation within the last seven months.

The University of Missouri administration and Greek student leaders announced Wednesday the suspension of all fraternity activities, according to a news release.

The University of Missouri administration and Greek student leaders announced Wednesday the suspension of all fraternity activities, according to a news release.

Steven Linville ’06, who filled a number of critical roles in his alma mater’s School of Music for the past 14 years, passed away Tuesday night in hospice care. He was 38.

Emory President Gregory L. Fenves described Emory's "In the Wake of Slavery and Dispossession" symposium as an opportunity to “explore Emory’s history, find answers to the pressing questions of our time and examine the ongoing impact of slavery and racism.” 

Emory sits on land that belonged to the Muscogee (Creek) Nation and enslaved people constructed buildings on the university’s original campus. “In the Wake of Slavery and Dispossession,” a symposium Sept. 29 – Oct. 1, examines Emory’s history and journey towards restorative justice.

A late night protest brought several hundred to protest outside Phi Gamma Delta.

A young man from Paraguay arrived in Terre Haute nearly 20 years ago, ambitious and eager to study at one of the most challenging engineering schools in the country. With dark, combed over hair and a thick Spanish accent at the time — along with an infectious smile and love for life — he settled into the Midwest effortlessly, forming lifelong friendships. The 36-year-old spent only four years in Indiana for his studies, but friends say he left a lasting impression on the Rose-Hulman Insti...

Twenty-five years ago, Dan Jones was an experienced, well-regarded fire chief for the town of Chapel Hill. He had a reputation for pushing hard for safety upgrades. Among his top priorities was a recommendation that fire sprinklers be required in all multi-family housing, particularly fraternity houses. "And I had actually said to the city managers at the time that Greek housing, in particular the fraternity houses, posed a tremendous life safety threat," he recalls. Many frat houses are old, s...

Northern Star DeKALB- Alpha Phi Gamma will hold a fundraising event Tuesday. The sorority will be selling “good luck goodie bags” throughout the month of March, at a time where many students face midterms. While prices for the goodie bags vary, they all will contain “note taking materials and a handwritten letter,” according to the event page. Note that the sorority will only sell goodie bags to those on campus or within the DeKalb area. For additional information and details about the ...