I just saw on the news tonight for Seattle, that a Sigma Kappa was attacked in the Sigma Kappa house. She was unharmed and got away, but the police are trying to figure out how the man got into the 2nd story. There are bars on the ground floor windows.
This is very scary, because a ZTA was attacked (a man burst from her closet, punched her in the jaw and broke it) 2 years ago, and then, a Kappa Alpha Theta disappeared from UW Row in 1974 and was never found [she was killed by Ted Bundy].
Please ladies, be safe out there!
I have visited the Greek Row, and I can tell you that both the Sigma Kappa and ZTA houses are somewhat removed from the other Greek houses. The SK house is really beautiful and has a wonderful turret. This whole thing has me shaken up!
This is the Sigma Kappa house at University of Washington:

I also wanted to mention that today was Bid Day, so maybe that is what is drawing the creeps out of the woodwork and towards the sorority houses?? Yikes...so creepy!
Here is the Greek Row; the Sigma Kappa house is towards the bottom left corner...
http://students.washington.edu/panhell/greekmap.html
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A few minutes later.......
I just found this:
http://www.king5.com/topstories/NW_0....4afe25db.html
Sorority member at UW attacked
09/22/2002
By Chris Ingalls / KING 5 News
SEATTLE - It was a big day Sunday as University of Washington sororities welcomed their newest members.
But what was supposed to be a joyous day was dampened by a frightening crime overnight.
Police were still at the Sigma Kappa Sunday morning, hours after a sorority member was attacked by a masked man as she slept.
The word was spreading to other UW sororities by afternoon.
Investigators are working to figure out how the man got inside the sorority.
"Actually we just found out and we're doing 24-7 door duty - people watching the door to make sure no one weird walks in,” said student Leslie Klugerman.
Police say the suspect was wearing a stocking cap. When he awakened the victim, she screamed several times and finally bit him on the arm before he fled.
"We heard he was not caught - so we're trying to make sure our doors are locked and everyone's safe all the time and accounted for,” said sorority member Sarah Leipper.
Saturday night's assault was similar to one almost exactly two years ago at the Zeta Tau Alpha house.
Police arrested a suspect, who they described as an admirer of serial killer Ted Bundy.
At the time, that suspect lived in an apartment a half block from the Sigma Kappa house, the scene of Sunday night's attack.
The suspect in the two-year-old case never prosecuted because of a lack of evidence. He's a white man, the suspect in Saturday night's attack is African American, and so far police haven't said there's any link between the two cases.
"You look out for each other over here. It's no different than living in the dorm or anywhere else. You have to be careful and use common sense - it's a big city,” said student Kim Sambrook.
Investigators are working to figure out how the man got inside the sorority.