Rappler's latest stories on sororities
'A life well-lived': Sorority sisters pay tribute to slain Ombudsman prosecutor Madonna Joy Tanyag
'This fight would probably be the most difficult of all that we have faced, but we shall draw strength from the brave soul that we have loved dearly. Her name was Donna,' says the Sigma Delta Pi Sorority
Inside the brotherhood: Thoughts on fraternity violence
So many young promising men had been put to waste. So many dreams had been shattered. So many families had been broken.
Fashion show aims to raise funds for PGH patients
Doctors and medical students will walk the runway wearing apparel by esteemed Filipino designers as they seek to help patients through Rx: A Work of HeART
Project Shoebox: It's Basilan soldiers' turn to get gifts
The PH Army has Project Shoebox: Shoebox ko Para sa Pag aaral Mo for school children A UPLB sorority decides that soldiers should receive the gifts this time
A hazing
In October 1954 when asked by the Castro Committee as to the fraternities’ role in UP life the respondents were unanimous in their answers: they existed because they desired power
Rumbles and institutional omerta
The relationship between UP and its the fraternities especially the war freaks is a paradox – we have a violent activity that everyone knows about but its details are hardly shared with the outside world
UP’s gangland wars: A historical note
A 1950 investigation of a hazing death suggests that rumbles became part of the fraternity routine after World War II There was general consensus within UP that the violence of the Japanese Occupation and the American Liberation Destruction of Manila took its toll on UP students
Death by 'brotherhood'
One by one my classmates were tapped to join fraternities sororities and orgs They told me that if I didn t join any group I d be called a barbarian
FAST FACTS: Get to know Tau Gamma Phi
The 45 year old fraternity started in the University of the Philippines and expanded into numerous chapters in and out of the country
Makati police confirm Tau Gamma Phi hazing site
UPDATED Authorities say that the caretaker of the boarding house where the hazing ritual was held is not yet considered a suspect
Binay to hazing suspects: You can't hide forever
You can t hide forever You have an issue to face because what you did was wrong A life was lost says the Vice President who also visited the wake of Guillo Cesar Servando
College students call for review of Anti-Hazing Law
The Student Council Alliance of the Philippines recognizes fraternities right to organize as long as they follow proper initiation rites
