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<strong>Subject:</strong><br />The truth about sorority hazing <br /><br /> Poster Message:
If you’re a PNM going through recruitment in Jan and worried about hazing, this is for you. IU is not like southern schools, people don’t take sororities, tradition, legacy and whatnot as serious here. Although most sororities on campus have been here for over 100 years, I’d say from 10 yrs ago - now a LOT has changed. Many sororities have gotten in trouble with the school over the years about hazing (the school has a very wide definition of hazing so a lot fits the umbrella even if it’s not a big deal), and have gone through extensive changes to be allowed to stay on campus. IU particularly isnt very fond of greek life and doesn’t tend to turn a blind eye to any situation. So, if you’re worried, you should really just keep an eye out for a few sororities out of the 22 on campus. I would say keep an eye out for Pi Phi, Alpha Phi, and Kappa. You really have no reason to worry about the other 19.