Boulder fraternities

Students gathered at Phi Kappa Alpha to protest alleged campus sexual assaults, Friday, Nov. 5. By Io Hartman

Five fraternity chapters at CU Boulder are facing fines for violating the city’s health protocols, adding to the community’s concern regarding a rising number of cases. By Savannah Mather

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

A rocky history between CU and fraternities has created challenges for students trying to address sexual assault in the Greek community. By Robert Tann

CWA panelists discussed the underlying causes of toxic masculinity and the culture it produces. By Julia-Rose Kibben

CU fraternities are unable to rent spaces for the next year due to the violence and racial slurs which ensued at a ZBT event. By Anna Haynes

Harvard’s penalization of Greek organizations serves as an example for CU Boulder of how to put your students’ safety first. By Hannah Metzger

Opinion writer Julia Spadaro shares an experience of exclusion in fraternity life and the roots of where that sentiment originated.

By Alison Noon
CUSG passed legislation Thursday night that allows fraternities to rent campus space at the student rate.