Greek Life

Boulder City Council passed an updated noise ordinance meant to deter large parties on University Hill. By Henry Larson

Students protested outside the Pi Kappa Alpha house in response to allegations of sexual abuse involving the fraternity. By Henry Larson

A group of students will march to the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity in protest of alleged sexual misconduct. By Henry Larson

Strange, threatening, envelopes were left tapped on fraternity and sorority houses late at night on Feb. 14. By Henry Larson

A spokesperson for the council that governs 22 Boulder fraternities confirmed that a CU fraternity member tested positive for COVID-19 after a weekend party. By Robert Tann

Boulder’s Interfraternity Council on the Hill says it will cancel future events in response to the spreading coronavirus. However, it will not enforce a ban on upcoming St. Patrick’s Day parties. By Robert Tann

At CU, Greek life is responsible for some of the most shameful crimes against students. CU fraternities have grown far from their founding roots. By Vayle LaFehr

New details about the split between SigEp and IFC on The Hill emerged following a records request by the CU Independent relating to a wild winter formal. By Tory Lysik

SigEp faced IFC investigations for municipal charges including trespassing, assault and drunk and disorderly conduct. IFC suspended the chapter prior to its vote to leave. By Robert Tann

After cutting ties with the university in 2005, the Sigma Phi Epsilon Boulder chapter has voted to affiliate with CU in an attempt to improve its culture. By Tory Lysik