President Roth’s blog, Roth on Wesleyan, often provides a nice perspective on his interactions with the student body. Most recently, Roth blogged about his encounters with fraternities on campus.
At the end of the day, what’s his verdict? Fraternities are A-OK:
… As I’ve met with students around campus this year, I have visited with all the fraternities, including the Eclectic Society (which usually doesn’t see itself in this context). I have found them to be energetic, vital student organizations capable of making contributions to the campus as a whole…
And, while plans for expansion aren’t in the cards, it does look like a Roth administration won’t go out of its way to persecute Greek organizations:
… Fraternities have historic roots with alumni that are important to maintain, and I believe that the frats (including Eclectic) at Wes can continue to play a very positive role at the university. We will not be adding any new Greek societies because there are now many other ways for students to join together in residentially based groups. Wesleyan’s students have a rich choice of social organizations in which to participate, from the very traditional to the most avant-garde. I’m committed to keeping it that way.
why didn’t he write anything about his performance at the spirits concert????
why didn’t he write anything about his performance at the spirits concert????
why didn’t he write anything about his performance at the spirits concert????
i bet you could fit a bed inside the mamoun’s stand
i bet you could fit a bed inside the mamoun’s stand
i bet you could fit a bed inside the mamoun’s stand
how bout some housing for ethnic greek life roth?
how bout some housing for ethnic greek life roth?
how bout some housing for ethnic greek life roth?
it helps roth is a frat boy himself… alpha delt that is
it helps roth is a frat boy himself… alpha delt that is
it helps roth is a frat boy himself… alpha delt that is