Anti-hazing law introduced to Ohio Senate following Bowling Green student’s death
Ohio senators are making another effort to pass anti-hazing legislation, this time with more strict penalties, following the death of Bowling Green…
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Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.®️ Theta chapter marks 100 years at Ohio State
On Feb. 2, 1921, five Black women, Grace Boyd, Bertha Harrington, Mildred Henson, Thelma Moorman and Eva Jane Smith, chartered the Theta chapter of…
Underground frat members threatened with legal action for posing as Kappa Sigma
A group of Ohio State students representing themselves as members of the Kappa Sigma fraternity did so without the authority of the national chapte…
Pike fraternity resigns national charter, loses student organization status
The Ohio State chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity, commonly known as Pike, resigned its national charter after an Ohio State investigation led to…
Greek Life gets creative for spring recruitment
The start of spring semester usually ushers in a wave of Ohio State students flooding the Ohio Union, hoping to make good impressions on sororities…
Student clothing line aims to create new trends on campus
What started out as a way for Nicole Tranca to pass the time during quarantine is now an official clothing brand that is paving the way for new tre…
Greek life recruitment adjusts to COVID-19 restrictions
Like every year, fall semester brings informal fall Greek Life recruitment, but this year there is one significant hitch: COVID-19 guidelines restr…
Greek life houses quarantine after members test positive for COVID-19
As the second week of classes begins, at least two Greek life houses have placed students under quarantine due to positive COVID-19 tests. At le…
Overnight guests, couches prohibited in Student Life’s return-to-campus plans
From move-in to office hours to couches in common rooms, Ohio State’s guidance for returning to campus amid the COVID-19 pandemic will affect many …
A cycle of sanctions: How repeatedly disciplined fraternities stay on campus
Fraternities have been a part of Ohio State’s campus since the late 1800s, and in the more than 100 years since their establishment, nothing has ever caused the university to remove a frat from campus — not even death.