Though they have not been the focus of the Greek system’s reform-minded critics in recent years, the University’s sororities are tightening the rules on how they recruit new members.
At 8:22 p.m. tonight, three new members of Theta Nu Xi Multicultural Sorority Inc. will spread their wings and become butterflies.
Head football coach Larry Fedora is going Greek. In an effort to increase enthusiasm for the football program, Fedora has been spending time with a number of student groups — most recently via dinners at different houses in the Greek community.
Four Greek houses could soon face losing University recognition, and even more could lose the ability to recruit first semester freshmen starting this fall.
The University’s fraternity system considered only one disciplinary case in 2011 — an exceptional drop from the year before, prompting the system’s judiciary board to change the rules.
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