Jan. 13, 2:44 p.m.
For many freshmen, today isn't just the beginning of a new semester - it's the start of their introduction to the Greek system on campus.
Penn's fraternities and sororities are putting on their best show for prospective members, offering free food and a good time spread out over a wide variety of events.
According to Scott Reikofski, director of the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Affairs, men and women looking to join a Greek organization can look forward to live bands, singing and dancing, themed parties and the occasional barbeque.
While fraternity rush events are open to anyone interested, prospective sorority members need to register in advance and can look forward to a very structured process.
Interested students tour each of the eight sororities in groups and attend social and philanthropic events while narrowing down their choices of sororities.
See Wednesday's Daily Pennsylvanian for more information.
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