Most visitors who come to GreekRank.com aren’t here to browse the site. You, fellow Greek collegiate, are likely not interested in the latest srat rankings at a university you didn’t know existed. More often than not, you’re probably only here to scope out the discussions on your own school only. And fair enough....
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When Greek life goes bonkers, and chapters from campuses in Arkansas to Syracuse start to make national and even international headlines for hazing allegations, sexual misconduct, racial slurs, and crimes against humanity, it’s time to look for the positive. Here’s our roundup of sorority and fraternity headlines that don’t make you wonder what happened to morality at some chapters, that remind you about the importance of philanthropy in Greek life, and now more than ever, appreciate Queen Bey. ...
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These sorority chapters have a strong social media presence that showcase their love for sisters through spotlights and plenty of sisterhood events. It’s clear that these women are a tight-knit group and love to tell the world about it! These chapters in particular go above and beyond the “happy birthday” posts when it comes to showing how strong their sisterhoods truly are....
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One of the best parts about a being in a sorority is finally being able to have that one person who will always be there for whatever you need – your big. Big-little reveal is an amazing event that every sorority girl should look forward to when they join. It’s a day full of silly costumes and endless family photos. The cameras are constantly flashing, selfie sticks are everywhere, snapchat stories go from 0 to 100 real quick, and everyone looks absolutely adorable. As the fall semester and sorority events kick off, let’s take a look at some of the cutest big-little pictures...
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You have made one of the biggest decisions of your life to go to college. Congratulations! However, that’s not the only decision that you’ll have to make when it comes to college life. Another important decision that you’ll probably make is the decision to go Greek in college.
Greek life has lots of benefits to offer to its members – opportunities to build a network, social/community activities to participate in, a strong brotherhood bond to maintain, and many more! However, one of the biggest challenges college guys face at the beginning of their Greek life is choosing the right fraternity for themselves....
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Every recruitment cycle, I watched the same argument play out in Panhellenic meetings. Someone would push for tighter values-based criteria - structured conversations, consistent evaluation rubrics, documented reasoning for cuts - and at least two chapter presidents would roll their eyes like we'd just proposed banning bid day entirely. And every single time, those same chapters were the ones filing grade appeals or showing up to standards hearings six months later. That pattern is not a coincidence.
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There's an opinion piece floating around from The Tiger at Clemson that's been making the rounds in Greek circles this week. The author, DeVincens, takes aim at sorority recruitment - arguing that sororities are overrated and that women should think twice before rushing. I read the whole thing. And honestly, it rubbed me the wrong way, and not just because I'm an IFC guy who thinks Greek life gets unfairly torched in the press.
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Every fraternity recruiter will tell you the same thing during rush: join us, and you'll have brothers opening doors for you for the rest of your life. It's practically in the script at this point. But I've spent enough time around Greek life - and talked to enough guys a few years out - to know that the honest answer is way more complicated than that pitch suggests.
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When I first heard about the fatal hazing case out of Northern Arizona University, my gut reaction wasn't shock. It was something closer to exhaustion. Another headline, another fraternity, another family that lost someone. And here's the thing I keep coming back to - I joined a fraternity. I'm still in one. So when these stories break, they don't feel abstract to me anymore.
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A recent piece out of Signal Cleveland asked Ohio college students to describe campus life in their own words - no filters, no PR spin, just actual students saying what's on their minds in 2025. And honestly, reading through it as a guy who just graduated last year, it hit different than I expected. Not because it was shocking. Because it wasn't.
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