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USC students join seniors for heartwarming Halloween party
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - University of South Carolina students came together to put on a Halloween party for residents at Rice Estates retirement home.
USC’s Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity and Alpha Chi Omega sorority paired up to organize a fraternity-styled...
Students grow skills at Interfraternity Institute
Denise Ray
Three University of North Georgia (UNG) students dedicated part of their summer to become stronger leaders within their respective fraternities and sororities, and they plan to take those skills into the workforce.
Presley Bartkow, Kylie Copeland and Clayton Whitmire...
Pi Kapp Brothers Live Their Best Greek Life
Rob Enslin
On April 4, 2024, Blaise Anthis ’27 contacted the central office of Pi Kappa Phi (aka Pi Kapp) about starting a chapter at Syracuse University.
A year later to the day, he and 72 other “founding fathers” were initiated...
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VSU fraternity, sorority students give back with community service
VALDOSTA – VSU fraternity and sorority students recently gave back by participating in Greek Week Community Service Day 2023.
Twelve Valdosta State University fraternities and...
Southern Oregon University students try to build brotherhood by reviving fraternity
A group of men at Southern Oregon University hopes the frat will help increase the university’s enrollment and provide more social opportunities for students.
The...
Chapter campaign hopes to change narrative of fraternity culture
An Auburn chapter is looking to change the narrative on fraternity culture and promote the good that Auburn fraternities produce.
Launched by Phi Gamma Delta,...
OSU Fraternity sponsors food drive to “take a bite out of hunger”
The brothers of Sigma Lambda International Fraternity at Oklahoma State University are making an impact on the community with their “Taking a Bite...
Fraternity creates a bond that goes beyond college graduations. It’s a powerful,
powerful thing."
Emanuel Cleaver II
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