Kinaya Ware

Officials at Texas State University are studying possible ways to change Greek life on campus. Kinaya Ware has more in this Bobcat Update.

The University's Student Affairs Office wants to improve the way in which the fraternities and sororities recruit new members and the quality of service that the Greek community provides. Another issue that's being addressed is diversity.
(SB Dr. Joanne H. Smith)
Members of the Greek community fear that many students are joining for the wrong reasons.
(SB)
Service is an important component of Greek life. For example, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority recently sold cookies in the Quad to raise awareness for Breast Cancer, and all proceeds from the fundraiser go to the Susan G. Komen foundation.
University officials have hired consultants to conduct a study and make recommendations on how to reshape Greek life at Texas State. For Bobcat Update, I'm Kinaya Ware.