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Kansas State lawsuit sparks conversation about off-campus sexual assault

By Kelsey Mason | April 26

The effects of two Kansas State University students’ sexual assault lawsuits are stretching nationwide — reigniting issues of sexual assault in Greek ...

UNC students participate in a walk as a part of the “It’s On Us” even, which sought to raise awareness of and prevent sexual assault.

Greek groups host discussion about sexual assault at "It's On Us"

By Brinley Lowe | April 7

Hundreds stood outside of the Campus Y Thursday as Lauren Debski recalled her experience of sexual assault.

Fraternities and sororities team up to combat sexual assault at UNC

By Jack Davis | April 7

Greek organizations are bringing the national “It’s On Us” campaign to Chapel Hill to raise money and awareness for sexual assault for the Orange ...

Kappa Delta costumes spur controversy

By Dylan Tastet | February 29

Two people attended a Kappa Delta sorority party in February dressed in flannel shirts with cardboard signs that read, “Will Twerk 4 Topperz,” and, ...

Greek members quiet on talking LGBTQ issues

By Liz Bell | January 28

Many Greek members hesitate to talk about their chapter’s LGBTQ policies. Some cite not wanting to impact recruitment. Others don’t want to stir ...

Fraternities' off-campus status complicates University relationship

By Katie Reeder | November 9

Unlike some other campuses, fraternity houses at UNC are privately owned. Although fraternities are under the umbrella of student organizations, the space ...

Opinion: UNC should stand in solidarity with #BlackBruinsMatter

October 19

No one was killed. No one was arrested. This was a different kind of injustice. Two weeks ago, a much more subtle line was crossed when students wore ...

Cooking for a houseful: sorority chefs love their jobs

By Piper Anderson | September 24

Life is pretty sweet for sorority house chefs at UNC, and it’s not just because they get to make desserts.

Opinion: All Greeks should push for programs to prevent rape

September 4

In 2014, UNC’s Interfraternity Council amended its constitution to mandate that all of its 22 member organizations require new and executive board members ...

Students bid on bikes that were confiscated and abandoned on campus. The APO auction raises money for local charities.

DPS and Alpha Phi Omega pedal together for charity

By Blake Hoarty | September 3

The Department of Public Safety confiscates abandoned bikes on campus — and with help from Alpha Phi Omega, a service fraternity, those bikes end up ...

New sorority members received their bids, rushed to houses to celebrate

By Cole del Charco | September 3

Sorority houses covered in decorations and brand-new sorority members sprinting to the houses: Bid Day, which marked the end of Panhellenic Council sorority ...

Sorority members can now talk to men during recruitment

By Victoria Mirian | August 28

The Panhellenic Council will no longer restrict who prospective and current sorority members can talk to during the 10-day recruitment period.

African-American Greek groups pitch SASB plots

By Anyssa Reddix | August 20

UNC’s African-American fraternities and sororities are honoring their heritage with a proposal for a garden of plots in SASB Plaza.

Fraternities see full participation in One Act training for Greeks

By Sara Salinas | April 19

With Sexual Assault Awareness Month winding down, UNC’s Interfraternity Council can boast 100 percent compliance with new sexual assault prevention ...

Micheline Amisi crowned Miss Black and Gold 2015-16

By Gwendolyn Smith | April 7

On Monday night in the Miss Black and Gold Pageant, freshman Micheline Amisi was asked what advice she would give her 13-year-old self. Her response: ...