After more than 10 percent of Harvard’s female freshmen, sophomores, and juniors chose to rush sororities for the past two years, Harvard’s female Greek organizations plan to bring a fourth sorority to campus.

At this year’s bid day, sorority leaders extended bids to 199 Harvard women, 27 more than were offered last year. Both Delta Gamma and Kappa Kappa Gamma extended bids to 66 Harvard women, while Kappa Alpha Theta extended 67 bids.

The size of this year’s sorority rush class has dipped slightly, one year after a record number of women rushed Harvard’s three sororities.

The quick and dirty about what's been going on around the Ancient Eight (and other schools too).

Students made a case for the recognition of Harvard’s fraternities and sororities as official student organizations during a meeting of the Committee on Student Life/

Students made a case for the recognition of Harvard’s fraternities and sororities as official student organizations during a meeting of the Committee on Student Life on Thursday morning.

In light of recent Crimson coverage and opinions about Harvard's Greek organizations acquiring real estate, our Roving Reporter decided to poll the Yard for their opinions about campus Greek life.