Posts written by Nik Koulogeorge. See “About” to learn more about Nik’s experience and focus.
Which schools are friendliest to fraternities? How can we support the fair treatment of students who wish to join a fraternity? Introducing “Fraternity Friendliness” scores, from FraternityMan.com Each month, we’ll take a look at the policies and costs associated with … Continued
What good does it do to tell the members of a chapter that they are 1.3% less likely to binge drink – based on self-reported data – than their peers? It might make the members of the chapter feel superior, … Continued
Dear Student, We want to thank you for all you have done for the Fraternity, our fraternity, the one you pledged your life to. Few understand lifetime membership as you do. Men like you volunteer in your community, and when … Continued
It’s been almost nine years since I started blogging about the structure and politics of Fraternity/Sorority Life. Many things have changed in the years since I launched “BondFraternal.org” in 2011. I think I am better at naming websites, for example. … Continued
Some of us consider our fraternity experience to be the defining moment of our time in college. We are lucky – lucky to have attended college – lucky to receive an invitation to a fraternity (sort of) – lucky to … Continued
The United States of America was my mother’s first true home. She grew up as an Assyrian, Christian woman in Iraq, a region in which her people had lived for thousands of years. Assyrians have been targeted throughout history, perhaps … Continued