The long-awaited return of in-person sorority recruitment concluded Monday, and active members are reflecting on the personal connections they made when recruiting face to face rather than through a computer screen.
An update to the Sorority and Fraternity Life Conduct History revealed three fraternities and one sorority have been found to violate the Code of Student Conduct.
The family of an Ohio State student who was shot and killed outside a fraternity house party in October 2020 filed two separate lawsuits this week …
Ohio State held a dedication ceremony for its new National Pan-Hellenic Council Plaza on the South Oval outside the Hale Black Cultural Arts …
Ohio State will make hazing incidents from the past five years available to the public as early as this fall as part of the university's anti-hazin…
Following Acacia fraternity’s March student organization status revocation, Ohio State released more information, detailing accounts of hazing, as well as noncompliance and dishonesty with the university.
The Waw chapter of the Acacia fraternity at Ohio State had its student organization status revoked Thursday for violating the Code of Student Conduct, according to the Sorority and Fraternity Life within the Office of Student Life’s conduct history.
As Greek life chapters conclude recruitment and student organizations regroup for the return of in-person meetings, Sorority and Fraternity Life within the Office of Student Life and all student organization members must complete Collin’s Law training.
Ohio State’s COVID-19 positivity rate has decreased almost three percent since Wednesday to reach 7.52 percent, according to the Safe and Healthy Buckeyes dashboard.
Ohio State recently altered its COVID-19 testing procedures for students in Greek life due to high demand for antigen test kits.