I took their advice and have been thanking them ever since. There are 4 Fraternities and 4 Sororities here, all of which are nationally recognized. In addition, Greek Council is set up as a meeting place for all Greeks to discuss issues pertaining to the Greek system as a whole or for their respective organization. It's both exciting and rewarding. Sometimes you will see us in front of Holloway Hall playing football or maybe in the park playing softball.
Some organizations go away on weekend camping trips or have barbeques.
We also donate large amounts of our time doing community service events for the betterment of our campus and the surrounding community. I have made some of the best friends of my life here at SSU by getting involved in my fraternity. Well, neither do I. Dues are a small part of Greek life. They go to pay for things like social events, Greek paraphernalia, formals, banquets, and risk management. It's no different than paying to be a member of one of our clubs or buying equipment to play a sport.