Alpha Chi Omega
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More than Letters: Alpha Chi Omega
Multimedia reporter Ava Hoeppner recaps Alpha Chi Omega’s Philanthropy week.
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Genderqueering Greek life
Greek life is often lauded as a place to foster long-lasting relationships, but these communities are also criticized as inaccessible for many demographics, including people who do not identify with the gender binary.
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Lambda Chi Alpha, Butler administration discussing possible house on TKE property
Butler University administration is continuing discussions with the Lambda Chi Alpha housing board over the possibility of building a new Lambda Chi Alpha house on the vacant Tau Kappa Epsilon property.
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LambdaGate: Updates on the Lambda Chi turf war
Instead of passively waiting for Lambda to decide whether or not to reestablish themselves, Butler is actively coaxing them back onto campus by paying architects and designers to create a feasible vision for the new house.
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Alpha Chi Omega hosts Take Back the Night
On Friday, April 6, Alpha Chi Omega and the Office of Health Education and Outreach Programs will host Take Back the Night, an event part of an international organization aimed at ending sexual violence
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Greek house policies keep members safe
Greek houses are making an effort to keep student safety a priority. Student safety starts, quite literally, at the front door. Among the seven sororities and six fraternities on campus, entrance options range from fobs to keypad codes and even finger scan systems. Phi Delta Theta, a fraternity on campus, runs on the key…
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OPINION | Butler and Greek system grow stronger together
When the spirit of competition overwhelms Butler University during recruitment week, it is easy for individual Greek organizations to forget that they are part of one Greek community. Chapter members are busy thinking of the upcoming semester and what can be done to improve each of their own organizations. Butler has a thriving, strong Greek…