Ten out of 16 eligible Greek chapters met reinstatement criteria during the University’s second presentation period and will resume normal activity Thursday, March 1, according to an email sent out by President Mark B. Rosenberg.
Besides promoting accountability and a transparent line of communication between Greeks and administrators, the Student Code of Conduct will also be updated to match the Greek culture shift, according to the University’s general counsel.
More than half of Greek chapters were reinstated on Thursday, Feb. 1, and will be allowed to resume normal activities, with the remaining chapters still on “pause” until they meet reinstatement criteria.
Despite being on a University-wide pause, Greek organizations are still required to pay a fees to the University.
Although each team fights for the win on the field, few stand the test of remaining undefeated.
Too often, many within the social Greek community pursue student leadership for power and/or pleasure, both of which are damaging to the student body and illogical in nature.
Despite the cool, rainy weather, emotions heated the stadium at the Sept.10 flag football game between Pi Kappa Phi and FIJI when an illegal play late in the game resulted in a game-ending brawl with Pi Kappa Phi winners 7-0.
“HIV does not discriminate. We must first fight together to combat this disease and get more people to know their status.”