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…
Maya Washburn / News Director The Student Government Association approved a quarter of a million-dollar fund increase for Greek life as it expects four new…
Victoria Abella/Staff Writer In December of 2017, President Mark B. Rosenberg had sent a letter to the community discussing his decision for the Greek pause….
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.
Members of the University’s “Divine 9” greek organizations have mixed feelings about the University’s decision to pause all Greek life until February, with some saying it affects their Black History Month preparations.
The University’s plan to change Greek culture on campus is underway and includes mandatory workshops, seminars, training and a reinstatement review by a special committee.