The University’s Greek community continues to grow in scholarship, service and number, according to the fraternity and sorority report published Monday.

The report, compiled every semester by the Office of Greek Affairs, documents grade point averages, service hours and levels of campus involvement among members of Greek organizations.

“As far as overall progress with Greek organizations goes, I’d say we’re definitely moving in the right direction,” said Jay Anhorn, director of Greek affairs.

Traditionally, he added, members of the Greek community have earned higher GPAs than non- Greek students.

The report showed that Greek students continued the trend last fall — the average Greek GPA was 3.132, compared to the non-Greek figure of 3.059.   more >>