It is a time for rushees to consider which fraternity and its members have interests similar to their own. The final choice of which fraternity to join is up to the rushee. The best advice is to consider as many fraternities as possible and meet as many members as possible. Limiting your choice to just one fraternity could result in disappointment if that fraternity doesn't invite you to join. Again, it's best to look at all of them.
Rush begins with the IFC Tent City.
It is usually held in the Rudder Fountain Area of campus. At tent city prospective members have the opportunity to gather information about individual fraternities, speak with members, and receive detailed rush schedules. The same information will be available at the Memorial Student Center Open House. Lunches, playing pool and golf, completing service projects, taking house tours, viewing slide shows or video presentations, dinner and just asking questions of fraternity members in a casual atmosphere are a few examples of rush events. Alcohol use is strictly forbidden by fraternity members and prospective members at the events during IFC Formal Rush Week.