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.
Greek Week 2022 recap
Multimedia reporter Veronica Smith reports about Greek Week 2022 and talks to some greek life members about the week.
Butler University appoints new director for fraternity and sorority life
Following the vacancy of the director of fraternity and sorority life position, Butler University appointed Devin Hall, starting on Aug. 1.
The subliminal message behind Women’s Empowerment Week
From March 21-March 25, Butler University Panhellenic Association hosted Women’s Empowerment Week. Graphic by Haley Morkert. FRANCIE WILSON | DIGITAL MANAGING EDITOR | fwilson@butler.edu As women in Greek life, we so often toss around the phrase “empowered women empower women.” Fancy shirts, banners and recruitment week mantras all reinforce the motto we have accepted as…
Fraternally fed up
Expectations for the respective processes of fraternities and sororities during recruitment are consistently inconsistent, leading to frustration among some members of the Greek community.
Students reflect on diversity within Butler’s Greek life
Current and former Greek students share their thoughts on Greek life DEI.
Greek Events Return to Campus
Multimedia reporter Gabi Morando gets the scoop on Greek Life events now that most COVID-19 restrictions have been lifted.
My big fat Greek double standard
Let’s face it: Greek life prioritizes men, and there are a plethora of double standards to prove it.
Sororities on campus move towards a more inclusive environment
Several sororities on Butler’s campus implement new programs to promote diversity, equity and inclusion.
Phi Kappa Psi re-emerges on campus
National Fraternity Phi Kappa Psi is currently undergoing the process of re-establishing a chapter on Butler’s campus. The fraternity was founded as part of the Butler campus in 1971 but lost its standing with the university in 2014 due to behavior deemed unacceptable by campus officials.