Greek Life

Displaying 1 - 8 of 8 in reverse chronological order

#	Title	Date	Summary
1	Virtual sorority recruitment kicks off this week Northern Iowan 117:7, p.4	09/10/2020	Virtual sorority recruitment begins; photo.
2	The misconceptions of Greek life Northern Iowan 116:4, p.3	09/12/2019	Horning, a member of the fraternity Sigma Phi Epsilon, writes an opinion piece about his positive experience and the negative misconceptions that surround Greek life on campus; photo.
3	Fraternities have unfair power advantages Northern Iowan 115:36, p.3	02/18/2019	In the author's opinion, members of fraternities benefit from a disproportional advantage, particularly in politics and wealth. The generational advantage has grown from their founding in the early 1900s, when many Americans were still fighting for their rights to be recognized. Gregor focuses particularly on the fraternity Sigma Phi Epsilon and its power in UNI's student government.
4	Giving intl. students a voice Northern Iowan 155:34, p.4	02/11/2019	In the author's opinion, international students are often overlooked on campus. Khan mentions ways that UNI and student organizations can be more inclusive of these students; photo.
5	May the odds be ever in FSL's favor Northern Iowan 112:54, p.1	04/28/2016	Fraternity and Sorority Life (FSL) held Greek Week April 17-24. Events included performances, talent shows, contests, and service activities; photos.
6	Past student activists call for change Northern Iowan 112:51, p.2	04/18/2016	The event "Brave Student Voices" took place in the Commons on April 12 and featured current students activists as well as members of the UNI Seven, including Byron Washington and Terry Stevens; photo.
7	Sororities flourish; fraternities plateau Northern Iowan 112:18, p.2	10/29/2015	While UNI sororities have doubled in size, fraternities have remained similar over the past five years. Members comment on recruitment and benefits of participating in Greek Life.
8	Involvement Fair draws volunteers Northern Iowan 112:4, p.1	09/10/2015	The Involvement Fair hosted 90 of UNI's 250 student organizations as well as 28 non-profit organizations; photo.