New members face Zoom nights, no parties, and a $1,000 bill

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I just read an article posted on Yahoo which takes a look at the "new normal" for participation in Greek life - virtual recruitment and virtual sisterhood. I felt that the article was pretty fair. The young woman interviewed seems to be taking the long-view approach to her sorority membership. I do understand her second-guessing the cost of the sorority when the majority of the participation is online only. It might be interesting to check national retention numbers from fall into spring after some members decide that they can't justify the cost in light of the experiences they feel they're missing out on.


"Zoom nights, no parties, and a $1,000 bill: What it's like to belong to a college sorority during the pandemic"

Article: https://news.yahoo.com/zoom-nights-n...150858050.html