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TKE Will Lose Recognition After Reported Hospitalization

Jeff Stein  —  Jan 19, 2012

Cornell will revoke its recognition of Tau Kappa Epsilon for at least three years following reports of an alcohol-related hospitalization of a freshman. The University rejected the fraternity’s appeal of the decision.

Letter to the Editor: Answering the call

Sep 22, 2011

Chapter presidents call on the Greek system to unite and work with the administration on their proposed changes.

Greek House First in N.Y. to Make Energy Upgrades

Paige Roosa  —  Aug 23, 2011

The Phi Kappa Tau house, located at 106 The Knoll, was recently named the first fraternity or sorority house in New York State to use New York State Energy Research and Development Authority’s comprehensive energy assessment, known as Home Performance with ENERGYSTAR. Improvements to the house will save Phi Kappa Tau approximately $1,100 per year in energy costs.

IFC Approves Recolonization For Alpha Phi Delta Fraternity

Will Ryan  —  Apr 18, 2011

The Interfraternity Council voted to bring Alpha Phi Delta, a fraternity that left campus during the Vietnam War, back to campus in the fall.

IFC Cancels Weekend Fraternity Parties

Michael Linhorst  —  Mar 11, 2011

IFC's decision comes as the Greek system faces increasing pressure following the death of George Desdunes ’13, and as the Board of Trustees meets on campus this weekend.

Police Continue Investigation Into Death of George Desdunes ’13

Michael Linhorst  —  Feb 28, 2011

George Desdunes ’13 died Friday morning after he was found unresponsive in the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity house. Alcohol consumption may have played a role in the death, Tompkins County Sheriff Ken Lansing said.

Amid Controversy, TEP National Organization Files For Bankruptcy

Lawrence Lan  —  Jan 31, 2011

The national organization of Tau Epsilon Phi filed for bankruptcy, following controversy surrounding leading national representatives.  

Greek Recap: Fools Rush In

Aishini Thiyagarajan  —  Jan 12, 2011

Casey becomes a housemother, Dale enters Greek life, and one unlucky reptile gets caught in the middle of rebel activity.

'Strange Days with Bob Saget' Profiles Cornell Greek Chapter

Juan Forrer  —  Dec 10, 2010

An episode of Strange Days with Bob Saget attempted to show the experience of pledging and "hazing" at the Seal and Serpent Society.

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