On Friday, Jan. 20, three days before Spring semester classes started, Erica Buschick was found dead in her dorm room. Miami University President Crawford has acknowledged the presence of alcohol in this tragedy.
In recent years, several Miami fraternities have been suspended for hazing and prohibited use of alcohol. With some facing such a checkered past, recolonizing a fraternity may seem a difficult task. Yet, that is exactly what the new faces of Sigma Chi are attempting.
Crawford calls emergency meeting with sorority, fraternity leaders
Pledge class sizes, construction, split sororities
Overcoming a sense of invincibility
Records shed light on disciplinary procedures
TO THE EDITOR:
By James Steinbauer, Editor-in-Chief
By Scott Sutton and Nick Teteris, Guest Columnists
Half of Miami fraternities under investigation
Half of Miami fraternities under investigation
The following piece, written by the editorial editors, reflects the majority opinion of the editorial board.
By Leah Shaw, For The Miami Student
By Carly Berndt, For The Miami Student
Last spring, the 33 pledges of Sigma Nu fraternity were ordered to down 100 beers each, recording every drink with a mark on their chests, according to university records.
By Lauren Oliver, For The Miami Student
In two small rooms above the former location of Bill's Art Store on High Street, an integral part of Miami history and Greek history lives on due to the work of Sigma Chi fraternity.