Three weeks after passing a party registration policy draft, fraternity presidents are experiencing problems with registering their social events with the new system.
Dean of Students: Pi Kappa Alpha did not host party during social probation
Cal Poly spokesperson Matt Lazier said the event began with “a handful of people.”
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Panhellenic sorority Chi Omega hopes to exceed the $33,000 it brought in last year for Make-A-Wish Tri-Counties.
ASI Board of Directors members still working on resolution to support greeks
Connor Paquin, a civil engineering junior and member of the Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) Board of Directors, is continuing to lead an effort to pass an ASI resolution in support of greeks on the recently passed party registration policy.
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Dean of Students still looking into Pi Kappa Alpha
Jean DeCosta also looked into two other organizations who reportedly hosted events: Delta Sigma Phi and Phi Kappa Psi. Those fraternities, however, don’t appear to have done anything warranting an official investigation.
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For sororities, party rules a moot point
There is no specific mandate against sororities throwing parties, but the NPC policies and procedures for college Panhellenics mandate that Panhellenic events be alcohol-free.
Administration looks into reports of fraternity parties
Dean of Students Jean DeCosta is looking into three reported fraternity parties that took place while greek life members were still on social probation.
Parties during probation hint at challenges ahead for new greek life policies
On Wednesday, greek leaders and administrators agreed on a party registration compromise with rules that are even more nuanced and, therefore, more difficult to enforce than the complete ban we’ve seen the past five weeks.
Greeks off probation after passing party registration policy
Vice President for Student Affairs Keith Humphrey said the administration approved the policy after fraternities and sororities agreed on it.