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As far as I know most, if not all, organizations have strict rules against "open parties." Fraternities at my school have to abide by their rules as well as the school rules. This means that parties must be registered. To be registered there must be a guest list with cops IDing at the front door. This is to prohibit the troublemakers from showing up and crashing the parties.
Most sororities have rules in their risk management handbook about socials and that events must be limited to them and the invited fraternity. It's not followed very much at my school but the Greek Advisors are about to get more strict.
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