Just a week after GW announced it would start collecting Greek life members' off-campus addresses, more than 1,000 students signed a petition slamming the proposal.
GW has tripled the number of full-time staff members devoted to Greek life to keep pace with the growing population.
Two years after a string of fraternities and sororities were punished for hazing, Greek leaders say they are still trying to create a safer culture that rejects degrading or dangerous pledge activities.
Non-intoxicated members of Greek life are not social pariahs, nor are they cookie-cutter rule-followers. They represent the varied makeup of Greek life and the old-fashioned notion that you don't need to be drunk to have a good time.
With flashy philanthropy events that regularly take over University Yard, it's hard not to notice the Greek life community on campus.