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Panhel: New Members Cannot Be in Presence of Alcohol

Manu Rathore  —  Jan 28, 2013

Under a new Panhellenic Council policy, new members of sororities will not be allowed in the presence of alcohol for the first six weeks of membership.

Cornell Sorority Sisters Will Help Schwartz Center After Spray Painting Theatrics

Kerry Close  —  Oct 11, 2012

After spray painting the exterior of the Schwartz Center for the Performing Arts with the letters of their sorority over Homecoming Weekend, two members of the Delta Delta Delta sorority admitted to the vandalism and will be performing community service at the center, according to chapter president Morgan Bookheimer ’13.

Sorority’s ‘House Mom’ Finds Greek Life Defies Stereotypes

Nikki Lee  —  Mar 12, 2012

Amy Nichols grad never got a taste of Greek life in college. At Brigham Young University-Hawaii, there are palm trees and sandy beaches, but not sororities.

Letter to the Editor: Answering the call

Sep 22, 2011

Chapter presidents call on the Greek system to unite and work with the administration on their proposed changes.

It's All Greek to Me: Welcoming the New Sorority

Emily Cusick  —  Feb 10, 2011

Emily Cusick '12, the Panhellenic vice president for recruitment, publicity and extension, encourages Cornell's panhellenic community to welcome Phi Sigma Sigma to campus in the fall. 

Rechartered Sorority to Recruit in Fall

Eliza LaJoie  —  Feb 7, 2011

Panhellenic Council announced Monday that Phi Sigma Sigma will return to campus after closing its Cornell chapter in 1969.

Greek Recap: Fools Rush In

Aishini Thiyagarajan  —  Jan 12, 2011

Casey becomes a housemother, Dale enters Greek life, and one unlucky reptile gets caught in the middle of rebel activity.

New Sorority to Come to Cornell Fall 2011

Laura Shepard  —  Aug 31, 2010

After complaints surfaced about increased pledge class sizes and students that were shut out of the greek system, the Panhellenic Council announced plans to introduce a new sorority beginning in Fall 2011.

Amend the Bylaws

Katie Engelhart  —  Apr 30, 2009

I thought my legacy as a Sun columnist would be about something big. I thought it would be about God.

In October, I wrote a column called “A is for Atheist” in which I took a giant step out of the religious closet, professing aloud my rejection of theism and distinguishing myself as a capital-A Atheist.

I lay awake, eyes bloodshot, the night before publication. How would the campus react to my contention, phrased so starkly, that I do not believe in God? I played out scenes of apocalyptic fallout in my mind.

Dawn broke. And emails started to float into my mailbox.

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