If a student who is Greek wants to move into a fraternity or sorority house their second semester, certain conditions must be met by the student and the chapter. Click here to see those conditions. UM's Greek houses are homes. Each house has a living room, or common area, multiple bathrooms, expansive kitchens and dining rooms. Most have computer facilities and have phone lines in each room where students can connect to the Internet.
All houses provide meal plans and employ cooks.
That is the definition of a home and that is in UM's Greek community. The days of open keg parties at Greek social functions are gone. Today's fraternities and sororities promote responsible use of alcohol. UM's Greek community has been on the cutting-edge of the alcohol issue. Our Greek students voluntarily voted the chapter houses' common living areas alcohol free several years ago.