Indiana: Zeta Beta Tau removed from campus

[glittergal1985]

Unless the landlord takes it upon himself to renovate the house, I'm hoping that my sorority holds out for a more attractive option. I agree with most others that this is best suited for a smaller fraternity.

[DeltaBetaBaby]

Anyone know how many it sleeps, roughly?

[IUHoosiergirl88]

Phi Mu is also 2 doors down as well

[ForeverRoses]

Originally Posted by IUHoosiergirl88

Phi Mu is also 2 doors down as well

Thank you! I knew I was forgetting at least one!

[PhiAlpha05]

Originally Posted by IndianaSigKap

There is also a house on campus that once belonged to Alpha Sigma Phi. When they left campus, they sold it to the Christian Student Fellowship. I wonder how much longer CSF will be able to keep the house and why they would want to? I am surprised that some chapter like Phi Sig or Delta Chi hasn't just made them a ridiculous offer to buy the house.

I had a couple friends who were living in the CSF house and the fact that that kind of house was located there always did strike me as a little odd...so that makes sense. A little off topic, but what happened to Alpha Sig? (They were our neighbors down the street in an otherwise residential area back at UM, so we shared plenty of good times with them!)

[IndianaSigKap]

There is also a house on campus that once belonged to Alpha Sigma Phi. When they left campus, they sold it to the Christian Student Fellowship. I wonder how much longer CSF will be able to keep the house and why they would want to? I am surprised that some chapter like Phi Sig or Delta Chi hasn't just made them a ridiculous offer to buy the house.

[IUHoosiergirl88]

http://www.idsnews.com/news/story.aspx?id=90112

Here is the remainder of the story that came out. The sexual assault cases were, as I've been told, one of the primary sticking points between ZBT and their landlord