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GPA rules vex smaller Greek chapters

By Samantha Sabin | February 26

Senior Charmee Mehta had to watch as her small sorority chapter couldn’t recruit freshmen in fall 2013.

Greeks serve the Chapel Hill community

By David Doochin | February 26

For 10 years, DKE sponsors professorship Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity is dedicated to keeping UNC at the top of its academic game. In 2000, Edward “Tee” ...

The Sigma Sigma Sigma members Morgan Van Den Eynde (right), freshman in Pre-business from Marietta, Georgia and Katie Turner, freshman in Health Management and Policy from Frederick, Maryland are handing out a card and a chocolate bar to a passerby.

Sigma Sigma Sigma bringing extra cheer to campus during Week of Kindness

By Acy Jackson | February 24

In a week full of snow, members of Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority are going to be all over campus handing out little bits of sunshine.

Student presidential candidates aim for campus collaboration

By Anyssa Reddix | February 10

All three student body president candidates this year — Houston Summers, Kathryn Walker and David Marsh — said they want to see more connection between ...

Fraternity homes bring friends together

February 2

For many students, the beautiful Southern mansions that flank the east side of Columbia Street are a mystery. For others, they’re just home.

University of Virginia fraternities face stricter rules

By Blake Dodge | January 14

After a near eight-week suspension, Greek life at the University of Virginia resumed in time for the spring semester, but not without a price: a set of ...

Chi Phi fraternity sanctions still not reviewed

By Jane Wester | January 6

In May 2014, the Greek Judicial Board referred Chi Phi to the Standards Review Board for further review.

UNCDebra Pickrel, alumna chair and president of Gamma Lambda Chapter Association, Nanette Fields, first house corporation director, Karen Dias, house corporation board member and Cheri Szcodronski, Executive Director of Preservation Chapel Hill pose with the award after the Phi Mu 50th Anniversary brunch Sunday.

Debra Pickrel, alumna chair and president of Gamma Lambda Chapter Association, Nanette Fields, first house corporation director, Karen Dias, house corporation board member and Cheri Szcodronski, Executive Director of Preservation Chapel Hill pose with the Brockwell plaque award for preservation after the Phi Mu 50th Anniversary brunch Sunday.

Phi Mu celebrates 50th anniversary on campus

By Paige Hopkins | November 17

Homecoming wasn’t the only reason to celebrate this weekend.

The National Pan-Hellenic Council hosted their annual step show Thursday at Memorial Hall. The Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity performed their routine based on the popular movie, The Purge Anarchy.

Minority fraternities and sororities look to secure plots

By Deborah Harris | November 14

Members of UNC’s National Pan-Hellenic Council took to Memorial Hall Thursday night for their annual step show, a feature of their Homecoming week events. ...

Sophomore Elizabeth Grady, a political science major, founded a non-profit group at her high school in Greensboro and has recently brought the Ashton's Angels group to the UNC campus. Ashton's Angels raises awareness and supports college-aged cancer patients.

Ashton's Angels provides support to young cancer patients

By Olivia Bane | October 30

When Ashton Miller was still alive, battling cancer while going to UNC, she didn’t have a support group.

Alpha Phi sorority starting in spring

By Tyler Fleming | October 9

The newest member of UNC’s Panhellenic Council — Alpha Phi sorority — will begin making its presence known on campus within the next few ...

Sigma Chi fraternity’s house was decorated with Derby Days banners. Derby Days raised $13,000 for juvenile diabetes research so far. Photo courtesy of Drew Golba.

Sigma Chi raised money for juvenile diabetes research with Derby Days

By Carolyn Ebeling | October 8

Sigma Chi fraternity president Coble Wright has lived with Type 1 diabetes since he was 3 years old — and this year the UNC Greek community joined ...

Zeta Tau Alpha's "Think Pink" campaign will start at the end of the month.

Zeta Tau Alpha ‘thinks pink’ for breast cancer awareness

By Bradley Saacks | October 6

For senior Lauren Kangas, Breast Cancer Awareness Month hits close to home.

Tailgating persists despite UNC rules

By Margaret Gilmore | October 2

The tents go up. The hotdogs are purchased and the George Foreman Grills are warmed. Fans decked in Carolina Blue flock to parking lots and grassy knolls ...

Kappa Alpha Psi played the Women's Basketball Team in Rams Head Recreation Center for a charity game on Thursday afternoon. Wristbands were sold to benefit the Josh Level Foundation. Sophomore point guard Jessica Washington and Keegan Pace, a senior philosophy major, play during a charity game to benefit the Josh Level Foundation.

UNC women's basketball players remember Josh Level in charity game

By Jenn Morrison | September 26

In a charity scrimmage at Ram’s Head Recreation Center Thursday, the UNC women’s basketball team soundly defeated Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc.

Renovations delay Chi Phi fraternity hire

By Jane Wester | September 18

Chi Phi is renovating its house to provide living quarters for a live-in house director whose presence has been required by national sanctions.

University investigates pre-rush practices, impromptu meeting held

By Kelly Jasiura | August 25

The University is investigating fraternities after several students were transported to the hospital for alcohol-related cases from fraternity houses ...