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Originally Posted by 33girl
Here's the other thing in this scenario - have there been actual men trying to join the sororities and upset that they can't, or vice versa? The whole "we want to give all students the opportunity to join" rings quite holllow when there's no evidence that any of the students want the "opportunity" that they are trying to create. When Dartmouth went coed, some of the fraternities also went coed on their own, without the school forcing them to do so.
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I do not know of any examples at Trinity with men wanting to join sororities; however, this has come up in a couple of cases.
I remember one of these from 10-15 years ago at Indiana. In that case men that wanted to make the case that because of housing inequalities that they should be allowed to join sororities.