Sigma Nu Returns to UNC

Sigma Nu Reclaims House

The brothers of Sigma Nu are back at the University of North Carolina and best of all, they've reclaimed their old house.

"It's a completely different dynamic than we've been used to," said Edward Prewitt, president of the fraternity. "At this point we're kind of viewed as outsiders in the frat scene. We're known as 'the guys taking back (Alpha Epsilon Pi's) house.'"

After disbanding due to poor recruitment numbers in 2002, the chapter leased its former house to Alpha Epsilon Pi. A stipulation in the lease was that, if Sigma Nu could generate enough interest to fill the house, they could return.

Sigma Nu did just that. In the spring, the university reinstated the fraternity and the brothers began planning to fix-up their old house.

The change will leave brothers of Alpha Epsilon Phi without a house for the upcoming school year. The chapter hopes to relocate soon.

Frat Boy Newspaper Thiefs Allowed to Rush

UNC Frat Gets a Lighter Sentence

In order to cover up a report of hazing last fall, the UNC Sigma Chi's went around campus and stole the student newspapers so people wouldn't find out about the incident.

The brothers admitted to taking about 10,000 copies of the Daily Tarheel, and was originally placed on suspension until 2009.

School officials lightened the sentence Monday, saying that they would be on probation for the rest of the year, and could rush new members this spring.