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Under normal circumstances, Penn State’s Interfraternity Council would host a “zone day” week where prospective brothers could tour fraternity houses and potentially be invited back for small in-person events. This year, due to the coronavirus pandemic, each fraternity posted a house tour on the IFC’s website to give potential brothers a virtual feel of what the houses are actually like. Spring recruitment’s zone day week took place this Monday through Thursday. Penn State’s 37 fraternities posted their videos on the IFC’s website, so to save you the hassle of watching every...

Lehigh University’s coronavirus outbreak has bloated Northampton County’s infection rate and led to fears that the campus may have to shut down, but officials say that hasn’t stopped some student groups from throwing parties. The university cited three Greek organizations, alleging they held gatherings, including one "COVID Party."

Lehigh University says the vast majority of students are adhering to COVID safety rules, but some are partying and endangering the community.

ASU's Chi Phi fraternity chapter is at least the third reported fraternity in four months to receive disciplinary action from the University.

What Does the Fraternity Drug Bust Mean for Chapel Hill? Kevin Guskiewicz UNC Interim Chancellor (Jon Gardiner/UNC-Chapel Hill) An eleventh-hour announcement from the U.S. Department of Justice and Orange County Sheriff’s Office right at the end of 2020 dropped a bomb on the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill. It reverberated across the country. Twenty-one people were indicted for moving serious weight in a small college town with fewer than 60,000 residents. They’re accused of selling over a thousand pounds of marijuana, a few hundred pounds of cocaine, and other narcotics at...