An audio version of an article of the same name on FraternityMan.com.

The expectations that fraternities and schools place upon their undergraduate members pale in comparison to the loosely regulated expectations of alumni members or fraternity/sorority professionals. That is wrong, even if no one dies as a result.

An audio blog version of an article on FraternityMan.com.

Settlements by UC Berkeley and Harvard University over the past five years are just some of the free speech wins that should help fraternities fight arbitrary and discriminatory student organization policies in public universities across the United States.

This is an audio version of a post on FraternityMan.com.

Fraternity education, like fraternity management in general, is highly centralized. This post explains the benefit to all fraternity members, education staff, and educational foundations of "democratizing" educational initiatives. To put it simply: Set learning objectives, let members choose how to get there.

Harvard University's President announced that it would no longer enforce a policy blacklisting student members of single-sex social clubs.

This was a response to court decisions which indicated that Harvard would likely not be able to enforce this, or similar policies. Unfortunately, almost all of the women's social clubs on Harvard's campus have gone co-ed since the ban - meaning it had the complete opposite effect.

This is an audio version of a post on FraternityMan.com which details the contents of the Collegiate Freedom of Association Act (CFAA), a bill introduced in 2019 to address Harvard's policies targeting members of single-sex student organizations as well as "deferred recruitment policies" in place at many colleges and universities.