November signals a shift for many of us. We begin turning our attention toward wrapping up the fall semester, reflecting on the needs of our organizations and communities, and considering what lies ahead.
AFA entered the 1980s with a constitution, a newsletter, and as a group unto its own. What it did not yet have was a settled idea of what it would become.
College Panhellenic communities are experiencing new challenges around enrollment and growth, some seeing numbers higher than expected or lower than experienced in decades. With...
Membership growth is vital to our industry. Without growth, many communities will face difficult realities, such as diminishing chapter sizes, fewer community members, and...
There is no question that organizational growth has been, and always will be, a dominating priority for our fraternity and sorority communities. If we...
The sorority and fraternity life (SFL) field has dramatically changed since the renewed racial justice awakening that occurred after the brutal murder of George...
The conversation around fraternity and sorority housing has largely been focused on the management of facilities, day to day operations, and occupancy. As an...
It has become imperative to adopt fresh approaches to address the evolving landscape of sorority and fraternity life. With emerging trends and nuances within...
