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Week In Review: GRΣΣK Σdition (July 23 – July 29)
Tuesday, 31 July 2012
by Louise Connelly
Sorry ’16ers, as much as we tried (and boy did we try: liveblog transcript of evidence here), none of you will be able to join a sorority or fraternity this year. As I have no doubt the administration has already alerted you, a full-fledged freshman Greek ban was instated this spring, prohibiting the rush of,
- Published in Week in Review
LIVEBLOG: Rush Policy Open Forum
Monday, 02 April 2012
by University Press Club
Thanks for following along with us! The meeting has ended, and so our liveblog closes here too. We hope you enjoyed our coverage. ————————– 6:09pm Sorority member on committee, closing out the meeting: The way that the report is written, “I don’t feel uncomfortable talking to freshmen… I don’t feel that my ability to interact
- Published in Liveblogs
Tagged under:
Dean Deignan, fraternities, freshman rush, Greek life, policy, rush ban, shere flan, sororities
Admin Bans Freshman Greek Life
Thursday, 25 August 2011
by Giri Nathan
More than a year after President Tilghman intimated the possibility of an full-on Greek ban, a few months after the residential and social life working group released their much-discussed report, and with the images of vigorous student/administration debate fresh in our collective memories, the U. has finally announced a policy change. It’s a two-pronged ban:
- Published in Goings On, The Street
Tagged under:
fraternities, freshman rush, Greek ban, Greek life, Jake Nebel, pipeline effect, sororities
Greeks Under Attack?
Thursday, 05 May 2011
by Lauren Zumbach
It’s the latest installment of the University-Greek scene faceoff – this time under the guise of the innocuously-named Report of the Working Group on Campus Social & Residential Life. The report begins with Princeton, A History: Social Edition. It goes all the way back to when Princeton was known as the College of New Jersey,
- Published in Goings On, Princeton in the News
IN PRINT: University to Consider Banning Frats & Sororities, Tilghman says
Saturday, 05 June 2010
by Brian No
The administration will consider over the summer banning fraternities and sororities outright from campus, President Shirley Tilghman said in an interview. Tilghman said she was considering three options: 1) keeping the University’s current policy of non-recognition, 2) recognizing fraternities and sororities in the hopes of increasing regulation and University oversight, and 3) banning Greek life
- Published in In Print