Old friends, new titles
IFC, Panhellenic councils elect new board members for 2015 University of Idaho junior Becca Papineau said she decided to run for Panhellenic president because she wanted to be a friend […]
Tag: greek life
Policy ignites Greek firestorm
Greek community adjusts to policies, criticisms about implementation Despite the good intentions of the University of Idaho Greek Life Office, many Greek students feel there was a lack of communication in the rollout […]
Calling for collaboration
Jones-Fosu gives Greek members something to think about Greek members are all about their letters. What they stand for, what they mean, the pride behind them — the letters of […]
Greek life not end-all be-all of college living
Vandal Friday brought hundreds of potential students to the University of Idaho campus last weekend. Some were awestruck by their potential future home, some looked ashamed to be walking around […]
The great Greek life – Philanthropy, parties and campus living — an insight on life in a fraternity
The University of Idaho has a lot to offer for on-campus living. If you are looking to build a fast, strong network of friends and become involved on campus from […]
Go greek or go home – Why going Greek is likely the best decision you will ever make
When you choose to join a sorority, you choose to represent more than just yourself.
Greek life advisers to leave UI
The University of Idaho Dean of Students Office will be without Greek advisors at the end of the month after Matt Kurz and Jordyn Wright announced earlier this week that […]
Greek life bids farewell — Fraternity, Sorority life director Matt Kurz moves to Florida leaving a hole in greek leadership
University of Idaho will have another leadership change in an unexpected place. Matt Kurz, UI director of fraternity and sorority life, will be leaving.
A case of bias
The Greek community has been under the microscope lately. After multiple tragic accidents and deaths in past years, the University of Idaho has sharpened its focus on underage drinking in […]
No house, no problem
In fraternities and sororities, traditions and ceremonies are a way of life — a lifestyle that is hard to ignore and harder to forget. Despite their house having been shut […]