Greek life can be a polarizing topic. While some people loved their experience in a fraternity or sorority, others remember a more toxic environment.
In recent years, more and more news stories have surfaced — many shedding light on some of the darker aspects that can be involved in college Greek life, specifically sororities.
(There have been plenty of stories about fraternities too, but for this post, I'm focusing on sororities.)
Recently, a college student at the University of Wisconsin-Madison opened up about the girls in her sorority constantly comparing themselves and their bodies to one another, which created a harmful environment for her mental health.
And this Florida State University student went viral on TikTok for sharing her story about being pushed out of a sorority.
As someone who did not join a sorority in college, I'm curious to learn more from those who did.
If you're someone who is currently in a sorority or you were in one back in the day, I'm interested in hearing about your experience — whether it was good, bad, or somewhere in between.
Is there something you wish you knew before joining? What surprised you (or didn't surprise you) most about all of it?
