The famous goats of NY Goat Yoga are gearing up to spread cheer, love and wellness to college students in the Northeast. NY Goat Yoga is kicking off their College Tour this fall with events at New York colleges and will expand into New Jersey, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts and the rest of the Northeast this year.

Newest publication "Confessions of Fraternity Days" from Fulton Books author Gregory Ross is a sometimes hilarious, sometimes poignant, always entertaining fraternity story, chock full of women problems, insane jobs, and other fraternity curiosities.

A new approach to sexual assault and dating violence prevention is making an impact on college campuses. Prevention Culture has designed customized education for the Greek community, and is now working with a dozen national organizations and seeing a positive response at each level from students to alumni volunteers. Over 90% of fraternity men experiencing the workshop component responded positively to this approach.

On December 1st the fraternity "Glanzenburger" will personally drink a toast to everybody who likes their Facebook page and then publish the video.

The Journey of Hope is a program of Push America, the national philanthropy of Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity, which raises money and awareness for people with disabilities. The three Journey of Hope teams (North, South, and Trans-America) consist of men fr

stuff4GREEKS.com, a company most widely known for its elaborate fraternity and sorority apparel, co-sponsored the 2010 Atlanta Greek Picnic Stroll Competition held on Saturday, June 19th at Morris Brown College.

Imagine a boardroom of the World's Most Powerful, Wealthy, and Prestigious Business Leaders. Diamanti International has earned its reputation as the best of the best, but the best of what? Recent Expansion to an online database has stirred curiousity

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Sixty years after Alpha Omega Theta began in the basement of a Brooklyn high school student, after four years of website development, two fraternal reunions, and a year of writing and research, AOT member Frederick M. Gross takes readers on a long wi