sorority
Noun
Meaning
a social club for female undergraduates
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A college student in Omaha, whose social media usually shows photos of her sorority sisters and trips to the beach, was amazed when her hacked Twitter account suddenly started spouting pro-Beijing propaganda—in Chinese.
Collectively, fraternity and sorority members have raised over $82,000 for philanthropies and committed 31,416 hours to community service.
He enrolled his daughter, Frances, at Syracuse where she joined the other newly admitted female students in founding the Gamma Phi Beta sorority.
According to ABC News, Matt Supple, director of the department of fraternity and sorority life at the University of Maryland, viewed this as “a teachable moment.”
In season 1, Rebecca Sutter was being represented by Annalise when she was charged with having murdered the sorority girl, Lila Stangard.
Duquesne University has canceled all fraternity and sorority activity for the rest of the semester after officials said Greek organizations repeatedly violated covid-19 precautions.