The Interfraternity Council will vote on a resolution Wednesday that, if approved, would allow its judicial board to impose financial penalties on fraternities found to be in violation of some policies.

Chapter presidents weigh in on the leadership skills that students gain from participating in the Greek System. 

President Skorton calls for leadership in the Greek community as the University moves forward with pledging reform. 

President David Skorton announced that “pledging as we know it has to stop” at a meeting of Greek student leaders on Tuesday.

Three former SAE pledges pleaded not guilty to misdemeanor charges of first-degree hazing and first-degree unlawfully dealing with a child Thursday, according to court documents. A fourth defendant's records are sealed due to the person’s age.

All SAE members must vacate their fraternity house by March 31. The University says members failed to call for medical help before George Desdunes '13 died Feb. 25.

The IFC's decision to ban social events this past weekend did not align with any of their long-term goals and appears to have produced little, if any, substantive progress.

Hungover fraternity brothers getting out of bed on Saturday morning may see the Keystone Light cans littering the floor as obstacles, but Dawn Potter — a secretary in Cornell’s Department of Neurobiolgy and Behavior for 22 years — sees the cans as an opportunity.

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

In a 24 to 11 vote on Wednesday, the IFC recommended allowing the Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity to come to Cornell.