Romano also observed that many people on campus think that fraternities are all about partying. Most fail to realize that many of our campus organizations are run by members of the Greek system. Yet, for those not knowledgeable about the Greek system and the values of excellence in scholarship and ethics that it claims to uphold, the workings of fraternity administrations may seem as complex and enigmatic as the organizations themselves. According to Woods, the council was created to provide a network and forum for communication among the assorted CSUN charter groups. According to Bradley Marsh, president of the Interfraternity Council, governance for their organizations differs from the African Panhellenic Council.
Some fraternities simply choose other methods of advertising.
Armedilla understands that some have negative stereotypes of fraternities and sororities because of past incidents. To them, the community service we do is only like an apology for how we deep down are. In the meantime, stereotypes of fraternities continue to cut both ways.