Chapters can register social events as long as they adhere to the party registration policy.
Category: Greek Life
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ASI presidential candidate profile: Owen Schwaegerle
Owen Schwaegerle plans to shake as many hands as he can, trying to win over voters one at a time in preparation for his campaign.
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Alex Campbell elected as IFC president for next school year
Mustang News sat down with next year’s IFC president, Alex Campbell.
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ASI stands up to end sexual assault
Organizations like Safer, greek life and Cal Poly Athletics will all take part in the week-long effort to end sexual assault.
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Greeks host events to raise sexual assault awareness
Fraternities and sororities have hosted events throughout the quarter to raise awareness for sexual assault.
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IFC approves contract with SLO Safe Ride
The shuttles will run from the Hathaway area to downtown around Luna Red from 11 p.m. to 2 a.m.
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St. Fratty’s Day party not associated with greek life, fraternity presidents say
Some see greek life being pinned for an independent party, while others think fraternity and sorority members are trying to deflect responsibility for their actions.
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University reopens PIKE party alleged sexual assault investigation
New details from local enforcement prompted the university to reopen their own investigation.
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Watch: Sorority’s Best Dance Crew 2015
Break it down.
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Panhellenic Council rejects SLO Safe Ride contract
The Cal Poly Panhellenic Council chose not to approve a contract with SLO Safe Ride to provide free shuttle services to the downtown area for sorority and fraternity members on Friday and Saturday nights in a meeting on Tuesday.
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Why PIKE and AGR were punished differently
Pi Kappa Alpha (PIKE) and Alpha Gamma Rho (AGR) hosted parties last quarter that led to reported sexual assaults and were punished differently due to disparities between the cases and the fraternities’ histories of judicial violations.