Banned Fraternities Should Get a Fresh Start
By Ian Lares-Chacin / Contributing Writer New fraternities are coming to campus, bringing new opportunities for students to form life-long friendships, make connections that will…
By Ian Lares-Chacin / Contributing Writer New fraternities are coming to campus, bringing new opportunities for students to form life-long friendships, make connections that will…
Nicole Ardila / Assistant Opinion Director After Rosenberg resigned earlier this year, FIU emphasized the intolerance for misconduct in the university. Now, the university is…
by Eliandro Ramirez Chang/ Staff Writer Brotherhood, philanthropy, parties and indoctrination. These are the words that appear in my mind when I think of fraternities….
by Brea Jones/ Staff Writer Over the years the constant troublemaking, partying and negative tendencies have caused a mass stereotype over Greek Life members. Unfortunately,…
by Jordan Coll/ Staff Writer It’s not at all odd to think of fraternities as one of the many highlights experienced throughout college. One could…
The suspension of all 37 Greek organizations, which began on Monday, Jan. 1, will last for a month to give the university ample time to review and address concerns regarding Greek culture, said Larry Lunsford, vice president of Student Affairs.
All 37 Greek organizations are suspended for a month starting Monday, Jan. 1, 2018, to give the university ample time to review and address concerns regarding Greek culture, said Larry Lunsford, vice president of Student Affairs.
All campus Greek activities will be canceled for at least a month starting Monday, Jan. 1, 2018, according to an email sent out by President Mark B. Rosenberg on Friday, Dec. 15.
Eduardo Alvarez/ Contributing Writer The tragic death of a Florida State University student last week has compelled President John Thrasher to suspend all Greek member…
Heather O’Dell // Staff Writer FIU, primarily a commuter school, has a lot of campus activities and organizations for students to be involved in. Nick…