In this week’s episode of Editor’s Note, Multimedia Editor Jaden Satenstein talks to Managing Editor Jayla Butler about her coverage of the Greek Life abolition movement.

Continuing in the fight for the abolition of Greek Life, Pi Beta Phi, Kappa Delta and Delta Gamma have now made efforts to officially disband their chapters, to mixed results from their national organizations and little response from Washington University.

Tau Kappa Epsilon is on social probation for serving hard alcohol at a dry mixer with Alpha Omicron Pi, which is also on social probation. According to Washington University’s University Standing and Conduct Status website for fraternities and sororities, Chi Omega is on social probation, and Sigma Chi is on both social probation and housing probation.

Two members of Chi Omega established Sisters of Color, an affinity group for women of color in Washington University Greek life organizations, which held its first meeting last week.

There are certain things that we’re deprived of in college—babies, home-cooked meals, a normal sleep and laundry schedule—and puppies definitely fall into this category. That’s why Chi Omega’s Rent-A-Pet is genius.

On Tuesday, Chi Omega held a Rent-A-Pet on the lawn in front of the Women’s Building. On Wednesday, Pi Beta Phi held a Pie a Pi Phi, where people could pay to throw a pie at a member of the sorority. Proceeds of both events go towards philanthropy.

Sorority chapters receive national recognitions Many Washington University sorority chapters have received awards this year. The Alpha Epsilon chapter of Delta Gamma was awarded the Patricia Peterson Danielson Award for […]