I'm seeing reports from different parts of the country about how universities are handling COVID-positive students, and there doesn't seem to be only one way. Some are using vacant dorms, one took over all sorority housing, others are quarantining in place. I hope they all keep their students safe.

Read online tonight that 5 members of Tri-Delta at Ole Miss have tested positive for Covid-19, four of whom had just moved into the house (rush starts tomorrow). All Ole Miss sororities just finished 'work week' as of today.

I don't see how sororities anywhere can have chapter meetings given how close people sit in a relatively small space (same for meals) and especially at a school like Ole Miss, Alabama and Georgia where chapters can have 400 girls or more.

I wonder how retention will go with this class given that their experience likely will be so different - heck, their entire freshman year looks very different if they're not allowed to have parties and other large scale events, go to football games (SEC schools still plan on a season and I know Ole Miss will allow 25% of capacity to attend).