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Fraternity Men Are Best Suited for Today’s World

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NIC President & CEO Jud Horras Every spring, I watch another class of young men cross stages, shake hands, and step into the next phase of their lives. As President and CEO of the North American Interfraternity Conference (NIC), I...

Molloy University making history with its first fraternity and sorority

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Nicholas Spangler Molloy University is poised to enter Greek life — gingerly — with campus chapters of a fraternity and sorority next year expected to draw about 40 members total from the student body. Those chapters will be the first in the...
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I Was a Stereotypical Frat Guy. ‘Golden Girls’ Helped Me Come Out

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Wade Rouse Forty years ago, The Golden Girls first premiered on TV.  At that time in the fall of 1985, I was—on the...

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AFTER COLLEGE

NIC President & CEO Jud Horras Every spring, I watch another class of young men cross stages, shake hands, and step into the next phase...

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Phi Kappa Tau wins MTU Winter Carnival overall snow statue contest

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HOUGHTON COUNTY, Mich. (WLUC) - After a month of building, Phi Kappa Tau in Hancock has won Michigan Technological University Winter Carnival’s overall snow...

Outgoing student body president discusses his tenure

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Chandler Crean ended his tenure as UNC Charlotte's student body president on April 9. The Fayetteville native and first-generation student had one of the...

Nebraska fraternities approve hard alcohol ban

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The University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s Interfraternity Council has unanimously agreed to ban hard alcohol from chapter events — except when served by a licensed third-party...

DIVINE JOURNEYS: THE MEN OF ALPHA PHI ALPHA ON WHY BROTHERHOOD IS DRIVING THE...

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It’s the journey that matters most! On December 4, 1906, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc. was founded at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York. The first intercollegiate...

Fraternity creates a bond that goes beyond college graduations. It’s a powerful,
powerful thing."

Emanuel Cleaver II

Congressman, D-Mo.

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