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Originally Posted by amanda6035
It's university owned housing. If the chapters move to KSU, and no longer need the houses, then KSU can do whatever they want with the houses... Some of the houses have (I think) international students, and sports teams in them already anyway.
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I'm one of the SPSU House Managers so I can shed a little light on what's happening.
Currently, there are seven general fraternities and sororities living in the houses (houses 1-3, 7-8, 10) and one professional fraternity (house 9). House 4 has soccer players living there, house 5 has one of the Senior Resident Assistants and a few other people living there (they call it the "gaming house"). House 6 is currently empty.
Any fraternity and sorority currently in the houses will be able to continue living there after the merger (more than likely). The reason KSU doesn't have "designated" Greek housing like SPSU is because of the city of Kennesaw's laws prohibiting designated fraternity and sorority housing. The city of Marietta (SPSU) doesn't have such laws, so that's why we have housing and they don't. Unless KSU wants to make it a school rule, then the SPSU Greek houses should be fine.