um & a2 new regulations will make fraternities dry

What the frat bros don't get is they have no political power in A2 or UM anymore. Neighbors stay for years and build personal relationships with the A2 City Council. Frat bros live here a year then leave. They know no one in power. Most don't even vote here. UM doesn't even worry about losing your big donors anymore because your alums are too embarrassed to support your poor behavior. Shape up frat bros and act like responsible young adults or you're the ones who will be moving.

Pretty sure Sig Ep was officially already dry

Does this mean the old Sig Ep house can never be a fraternity house again, because they lost their charter?

How can the city legally justify making just one type of student housing subject to recognition by U of M? How can the city delegate their governmental responsibility to regulate housing and land use to a third party with no due process under the control of the city? What is the enabling statute in Michigan law that the city is using as a basis for their actions? Using the city's logic, U of M should control all zoning decision for student housing, right? Many questions need to be asked.

How can the UM Administration believe it is appropriate to threaten members of fraternities with disciplinary actions, including possibly expulsion, for simply exercising their constitutional rights to freedom of association, free speech and privacy? This is unbelievable. Where is the media coverage?

Which houses have not disaffiliated from the University and why? What is the benefit?