It has never been our goal to shut down these houses. There is a limit to how much the university can do. These are private residences. This is one of those instances where a few fraternity members have ruined it for everybody. We'll take appropriate action if the situation isn't resolved.
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You may post without an account, but only anonymously. The following comments are owned by whoever posted them. ASUU is not responsible for them in any way. I wonder if the timing of the letter and the meeting have anything to do with spring break. On the plus side, it gives the frats enough warning that they can keep quiet any potentially damaging parties that might have taken place over the break.