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ZBT’s recognition suspended at national and campus levels

Monday, February 08, 2010 || Perry Stein

Due to multiple alleged infractions that occurred during the fraternity recruitment process this semester, Zeta Beta Tau fraternity’s recognition on both the University and national level is currently suspended pending further investigation.

A new beginning: SAM fraternity moves beyond loss of house, drug bust

Wednesday, November 18, 2009 || Kat Zhao

Almost a year has passed since the Phi chapter of Sigma Alpha Mu was evicted from its house on Upper Fraternity Row, and the current brothers of the fraternity have put the past behind them and moved in a new direction.

Informal recruitment? It’s all Greek to me

Sunday, October 18, 2009 || Carolyn Swope

Some fraternities and sororities hold a rush period during the fall. While 240 men and 250 women rushed last year during the formal recruitment period, about 75 chose fall rush this year. For sororities, the fall process is sharply different from the elaborately planned spring recruitment, which is run through the National Panhellenic Council. “Informal is kind of the exact opposite,” said Lucy Morlan, coordinator for chapter development. “They don’t necessarily have to hold events.”

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