bringing more sororities on campus
by: Go Big Red
So I was doing some research and it looks like we had chapters of Chi Omega, AOPi and Delta Phi Epsilon that all closed around the same time. Maybe it was a bad time for Greek life?
Should we bring these sororities back? Were there any others that used to be at Cornell beside these three?
Commentby: NPCFeb 11, 2016 5:27:36 PM
DO NOT compare the NPC with the IFC. The IFC fraternities do not have set quotas during recruitment, the NPC sororities do. The sororities at Cornell are currently at the right size so extension will not happen for now. Let's see in the next 5 years if there will be a need to add another sorority.
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by: yesFeb 10, 2016 12:26:51 PM
exactly and houses that are larger need larger PCs to fill all the rooms. AZD, DG, KD etc all have a large number of beds in their houses
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by: RealityFeb 13, 2016 9:09:07 PM
Cornell only brings in a new sorority if enough girls complain they didn't get a bid and if the existing houses are full. The problem is that every new sorority that has colonized in the last few years seems to start and stay at the bottom of the rankings so if you dropped out of rush because you didn't like the house you were left with, adding another sorority is not going to help you. I wish we could just stop with rankings.
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by: hmmFeb 10, 2016 10:30:08 AM
I actually think having smaller sorority pledge classes and more sororities would be a great thing - think of how many fraternities there are. With more chapters, each sorority would have more of a "niche" feel to it like frats do. If each house had a stronger, more uniform personality, I think it would be easier to establish tighter sisterhoods and have fewer cliques within houses.
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