A chapter's culture can change with each passing graduating class to the next, but one constant will be the house that the new members will call their home-away-from-home for the next 4 years. From the throwback castles in the Midwest to the modern mansions being built down south, this country has some very impressive sorority houses. Check out the best houses from our Fall 2015 edition and then here's the list of the best sorority houses for Spring 2016.... Read more

So you are going into your last year of college? It’s been a long and hopefully fun ride. But there might be some things you still need to do. So, coming from someone about to graduate who has technically been a senior for the past two years, here’s a little bit of advice:... Read more

The Big Ten consists of 14 schools that compete with one another in a large conference and all have impressive backgrounds. Each school has something they excel in or what they are most known for. It’s the first thing that pops into your head when you hear the school’s name.... Read more

As much as I’ve avoided talking about it and thinking about it, somehow the dreaded G-word has crept up on us. For all us old, washed up seniors out there, graduation is just around the corner. If you want to make sure you leave without any regrets, check out this fun bucket list of absolute must do’s before graduation. Congratulations to all the seniors graduating… We did it!... Read more

Europe doesn’t have American Greek life, which I didn’t think would be a big deal, and it’s not.  However, I never anticipated how curious Europeans are with Greek life.  Since Europe doesn’t have American sororities or fraternities, the majority of their knowledge about Greek life comes from watching movies; and let’s be honest, Neighbors didn’t exactly portray it accurately, did it? So as my semester of studying abroad is coming to an end, I thought I would share with y’all some of my favorite questions that I have been asked about Greek life while being abroad in Europe.... Read more

The majority of America’s Greek life population exists on campuses with large student bodies. Sometimes it’s easy to forget that Greek life is also flourishing on campuses with under 5,000 undergrad. At many of these smaller universities participation in fraternities and sororities far exceed that of SEC or Big Ten schools.... Read more

Every college student has been there. The semester is winding down, and on top of your finals, papers, projects, and one thousand other priorities, that eternal question pops up again and again….. “What are you doing this summer?” As much as we’d like to be hitting up the beach or binge-watching some Netflix, adulting calls and it’s time to tackle the summer job and/or internship hunt.It’s not a process for the faint of heart, here’s our version of what young, undergraduate job-hunters go through year after year.... Read more

Here's a fresh idea for the next time your chapter wants to gain some publicity for a philantrophy event...pick a world record and try to break it. The Brothers of Zeta Phi Rho the University of Southern California attempted to break the word record for the most number of sandwiches made in one hour. Though it may seem like this is all fun and games, the fraternity made sure it was for a good cause: to fight homelessness.... Read more