One-Sided Welcome: Why SDSU ignores cultural frats and sororities
Welcome Week at SDSU is a series of events for new students to get acquainted with the campus community and resources.
During this time, it feels like every path leads to a Panhellenic sorority or Interfraternity Council fraternity, with rows of students in matching attire trying to recruit new members.
However, what is not visible are the historically Black, Latinx, Asian, and multicultural fraternities and sororities.
The whole campus is buzzing with Greek life, but only one kind.
This lack of representation raises questions about why SDSU seems to ignore cultural frats and sororities.
Author's summary: SDSU's Welcome Week overlooks cultural frats and sororities.
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