Sororities at Lehigh Hope to Occupy Vacant Mansions

For Lehigh Sororities, Dreams of Mansion on The Hill

The vacant houses of two Lehigh University frats could become sorority houses as soon as next fall.

Earlier this year, Lehigh's chapters of Kappa Sigma and Alpha Chi Rho were forced out of their house by the university. Kappa Sigma is trying to appeal the decision with its national chapter, but the university has already approved Alpha Chi Omega to move into the former Crow house.

If the Kappa Sigs lose their appeal, the lovely ladies of Pi Beta Phi will moving in their house. Lehigh wants to diversify "The Hill" where mostly frats have lived in mansions capable of housing 50 brothers in the past.