UNC-system schools follow national wave of Greek Life crackdowns
Schools in the UNC system have cracked down on fraternities for violating student codes of conduct after a series of deaths at fraternities in 2017.
GREEK ISSUE
'A space that's safer': Transgender and nonbinary enrollment at women-only colleges in North Carolina
Cambridge University in London recently announced transgender women will be allowed to enroll in one of its three women-only colleges. At the same time, two of North Carolina’s three women-only colleges have policies addressing transgender admissions or discrimination based on gender identity or expression.
Column: It’s not all that Greek to me
Earlier this month, we were a mostly white newspaper creating a race issue. Today, we’re a mostly non-Greek newspaper creating a Greek issue.
Fraternities’ risky business
Joe Calder starts by making a Google Doc.
Sorority silences survivor
Samantha Robertson joined a sorority because she wanted to be part of an organization that existed to serve women.
‘The cost is really hard to justify’
When joining a sorority, Gwen Gaylord found herself spending more time waitressing than she did with fellow members of Chi Omega.
GPA rules vex smaller Greek chapters
Senior Charmee Mehta had to watch as her small sorority chapter couldn’t recruit freshmen in fall 2013.
Greeks serve the Chapel Hill community
For 10 years, DKE sponsors professorship Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity is dedicated to keeping UNC at the top of its academic game. In 2000, Edward “Tee” Baur, an alumnus of Delta Kappa Epsilon, began fundraising efforts to create the Delta Kappa Epsilon Distinguished Professorship, which established a chair endowed by the fraternity to be awarded to an outstanding member of the faculty of the College of Arts and Sciences.
Branded for life
Before he was a Chapel Hill police officer, Jeffrey Beckett joined Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. at Montclair State University in New Jersey.
