The Greek Purge May Have Just Begun At Indiana University

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A few weeks ago, we reported on Indiana University rolling out a new set of rules that allow police to enter a fraternity or sorority house at any time without a warrant. The new rules also include a ban on hard alcohol and require that a non-greek residential advisor live in each house.

Now, apparently, the effects of the bogus legislation have begun to take hold.

I predicted that these non-constitutional freedoms granted to the police will ring in the slow and tragic demise of the IU Greek system, with fraternities getting shut down left and right after cops stroll into their houses without so much as a knock.

Well, according to a tipster from IU, the steady downfall has officially commenced.

I am an Indiana Greek, and, to say the least, our Greek purge has begun. Following the implementation of their new law, the school has made it clear that they have one goal in mind: to end Greek life on the campus. This has come in the form of cops showing up at an abundance of fraternity parties for no reason, then waiting in the parking lot for something to go wrong. There have also been a number of highly questionable fire alarms going off in Greek houses for seemingly no reason. This gives the fire department and police access to search every room following the implementation of the new law. The Greek purge of Indiana has begun and they won’t stop till we’re all gone.

-Anonymous IU Greek

Called it. I like how he used my “Greek Purge” term, too. Just a perfect way to describe a university’s triennial cleansing of alcohol-consuming, loud-music-listening frat bros. That and “Frat Holocaust.”

No word on whether any houses have officially been shut down yet, but if cops are actually searching every inch like a goddamn murder scene whenever they please, it’s only a matter of time.

I urge IU Greeks to heed the rest of my advice: get the parties out of the houses. At least for the time being. The group of five brothers with a pad off-campus are your saviors in this situation. Tell them to throw the parties. And if they won’t, move in people who will.

Keep fighting the good fight, IU. And good luck.

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  1. Drunk Billy Madison

    10/10 these cops are going go walk in on the annual IU fiji elephant walk

    9 years ago at 5:32 pm
  2. JeremyK

    A state formerly led by Trumper’s hand picked V candidate is abusing constitutional rights. I’m shocked. Shocked I say.

    9 years ago at 12:27 pm
  3. DubyasLeftNut

    We have a similar situation at my school. We have a non Greek resident assistant living in with us but most of the time they’re college students too so they could give two shits. Be respectful and decent fraternity men to this RA and you shouldn’t run into problems. The problem is our RA’s boss walked in during the announcements portion of chapter, before any ritual happens, and literally said she will be doing random walkthroughs of the house when she wants. 3 in the afternoon or 4 in the morning. Doesn’t matter. Schools are out to get us. Just move parties off campus, its safer plus you can get a pledge class cleanup crew to clean up and tidy your house.

    9 years ago at 1:12 pm
  4. FratGordon

    Similar thing at Houston. 5 of the Top 8 Frats are on probation for nothing and a bunch of new rules all but killed house parties

    9 years ago at 3:39 pm