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Nicholas Syrett, CC `97, argues for the dissolution of fraternities on American campuses in his new book, "The Company He Keeps," citing issues of homophobia, sexual assault, and the prominent danger of alcohol poisoning.

This was not your typical sleepover, although there were the prerequisite fuzzy slippers, sleeping bags and a stuffed horse named Natty.

Darlene Barnes would like author Michael Pollan to walk a mile in her tiny kitchen clogs.

The nationa s first exclusively college-based gay and gay-allied fraternity is expanding for the first time beyond its original ASU chapter.

Kayla Wingfield of Opelousas and Eddie Higginbotham of Jennings were selected as queen and king of the 2009 Homecoming Honor Court at Northwestern State University.

Iota Master of Beta Sigma Phi met at the home of Helen Atchison on Oct.14 with 11 members present.

LAKEPORT A Sponsoring Survivorship cofounder cried with gratitude Thursday at Shari's Secret Garden in Lakeport after women of the Delta Iota Tau sorority chapter gave the nonprofit a $500 check.

Indiana University could soon be home to a gay fraternity. For the next two weeks, Joshua Thomas and four others will be speaking to students around campus trying to drum up support for IU's first gay, bi-sexual and transgender fraternity.

Section: NEWS Originally published: 10/8/09 at 1:45 AM EST Last update: 10/8/09 at 1:44 AM EST Brandon Steinbrook came to Ball State University with no intention of joining a fraternity.

Sigma Phi Beta fraternity, an Arizona-based gay-allied fraternity, plans the formation of an interest group at IU.

"If there's one thing all the guys seem to agree upon, it's milk. Man, do they drink a lot." A table of Alpha Sigma Phi brothers at the University of Washington.

An attorney representing the estate of Kevin MacDonald, who died when he fell out of a third-story window at the Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity at the UW last summer, recently filed a complaint against the fraternity chapter for negligence that led to Macdonalda s death last year.

The first week in October is marked as the University's homecoming. This year, however, one campus organization wanted to do something different.

From left: Dean S. Zaid, treasurer; Sam McArthor, president; and Ben Margolit, secretary, the founding members of CSU chapter Delta Sigma Phi, a nationally chartered fraternity.

Some students at Albright College in Reading are determined to raise money for the Lance Armstrong Foundation.

Fun and games. Student recognition. Enrichment for youth. Dedication to the community.

Delta Sigma Phi is taking a stand against breast cancer! Members of the fraternity are standing for 140 hours on the Morningside Campus.

A local fraternity took time out Sunday for a little community cleanup. Members of Sigma Phi Epsilon marched up and down an 11-block stretch of Harney Street picking up trash.

Published: Sunday, September 13, 2009 at 6:01 a.m. Last Modified: Thursday, September 10, 2009 at 5:14 p.m. Laureate Eta The first meeting of August for Laureate Eta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi was at Las Brisas Mexican Restaurant.

What was recently the Sigma Nu fraternity house how bears the logo of Sigma Phi Epsilon.