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News Drexel suspends student organization activity following Greek life crackdownBy Erik Heyman-MeltzerNov. 5, 2026Erik Heyman-MeltzerPhoto by Navneeth Nalajala | The TriangleAll student organization activities involving new members have been paused, Drexel University announced in an email to student leaders and advisors. This follows an earlier pause from Drexel regarding Greek life, where only undergraduate events with alcohol and the induction of new members had been impacted.“Effective immediately, all undergraduate student organizations . . . and activities involving new member induction must be paused,” the email read. “This includes recruitment activities involving new member selection or initiation, new member education, interviews, evaluations, required meetings, and any activities to prepare or transition prospective members into an organization.”The notice provided no indication of how long the pause would last.

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