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Greeks at Ohio University
The Greek life at Ohio University is one that is certainly diverse among gender and diversity, but for the most part the story remains the same, as far as relationships among non-Greeks and Greeks. Most Greek chapters on campus are well funded and have houses not too far off campus. They are fully supported by the school, but do not necessarily dominate Ohio University's campus. The well funded, majority of Greeks at the school are associated with partying, while the smaller, less funded only throw a few parties.
Many of the Black Greeks are not well funded or supported by the school at all. African American fraternities and sororities alike receive little to no money, have no housing for the respective groups, and only have a few parties. Regardless, they give back to the community with various school supported events and programs.
As a non-Greek I find that there is a humbled respect among Greeks and non-Greeks, but many of us non-Greeks still feel an invisible hierarchy has been made to support Greeks more than non-Greeks.