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Bruh

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As someone else said: this is inaccurate. Soho is still top and isn’t “falling” the only difference now is the others are “rising” (specifically adpi) if you want to talk “rising/falling.” I don’t think Aephi is falling because of drama. They were never relevant enough (as someone else said super weak presence) to fall hard in the first place/I’ve never heard of their drama and have friends in that sorority so clearly it’s not THAT bad/bad enough to tarnish their rep and make them “fall.” They are a cool but idk why in the last few posts everyone is talking about them all of a sudden since nothing changed? All BU Greek life has great philanthropy. The community is super supportive of each other’s philanthropy events which is awesome. Tri delta is very passionate about there’s as mentioned. All the sororitys have well attended/organized events ex: ivy man, tri delta pancake night, anchor splash etc all very well attended and all the sisters are clearly excited to be at their own events too. All the sororities mix with BU frats as someone mentioned. I think tri delta and SK less so but idk because I don’t know too much about their social scenes. As someone else said too the top sororitys mix off campus like aphi, adpi (especially), kd, and aephi. I think gphi does too sometimes. DG kinda had a rough social scene for a sec but I think they are improving because my friends in DG seem like they are doing stuff. That was long and I don’t know everything about every sorority obvi but just based off my friends in others I’m making some inferences. What the og post said really seems inaccurate based off my view. All the sororities are great though and you can find solid sisterhood/philanthropy/parties in different forms in each chapter.