Arkansas Recruitment 2022

[honeychile]

Originally Posted by 33girl

I’m thinking of the mechanics of getting everyone on a composite. 😮

Maybe all the photos are about the size of a DMV photo!

[RockClimber]

It looks like the University recently bought land along Maple Street, for a new house, which looks like it will be close to the Pi Phi house and Delta Gamma house. Did a new sorority take this land and build?

Article is from 2019.

https://www.fayettevilleflyer.com/20...-maple-street/

[RockClimber]

Originally Posted by momof

2140 bids handed out!!!!

Historic.

Oh my. That's a large number. I had no idea University of Arkansas had that large of a sorority community. How do they compare to Alabama as far as the "tiktock" craze??

[Cookiez17]

I didn't see as much with the other SEC schools, as Alabama is the main one. However, SMU and Baylor rush get notoriety during the winter.

[RockClimber]

Originally Posted by Cookiez17

I didn't see as much with the other SEC schools, as Alabama is the main one. However, SMU and Baylor rush get notoriety during the winter.

Thank you. From what I can tell, the houses at Arkansas are HUGE. Several are in the 40,000 square foot range it seems.

The campus seems quite hilly, as well.

[carnation]

It is hilly, but the main campus and the areas where the sororities are are pretty flat.

[Titchou]

Originally Posted by RockClimber

Thank you. From what I can tell, the houses at Arkansas are HUGE. Several are in the 40,000 square foot range it seems.

So are the ones at Alabama. All are new within the last 10-11 years. The largest ones sleep over 70.

[aephi alum]

Originally Posted by 33girl

I’m thinking of the mechanics of getting everyone on a composite. 😮

Originally Posted by honeychile

Maybe all the photos are about the size of a DMV photo!

Or the composite takes up an entire wall.

I went to school in the Northeast. Total was 80. Everyone knew everyone, to the point where big/little sister matching for my sorority was done on Bid Day. I cannot imagine such a large NM class.

[*winter*]

My high school (all 4 years) was only around 150 people!

My own sorority was small (around 25) and there are advantages and disadvantages to both. I think everyone tends to find their own little group within the sorority that they spend the most time with, and that is going to happen if the sorority is 25 or 425. Even as small as it was, there were still people I didn’t know very well or wouldn’t consider friends.

[AnchorAlumna]

Originally Posted by *winter*

I think everyone tends to find their own little group within the sorority that they spend the most time with, and that is going to happen if the sorority is 25 or 425. Even as small as it was, there were still people I didn’t know very well or wouldn’t consider friends.

That's exactly how it works for a big group. You find your smaller circle.
I'm still mystified by how they feed that number. Of course, not all are going to eat every day, but that's more than many restaurants feed in a full day.