There is a large gap in college access and success for undocumented students. This
emergent population remains uniquely and precariously situated within campus …

This article explores the connection between college student involvement and leadership
identity development (LID), focusing specifically on the cocurricular experiences of student …

Collegiate fraternities and sororities can have civic impacts. While some are known for
building civic character among members, less is known about many others—partly because …

We used a longitudinal national dataset for an exploratory study that examined potential
interaction effects of institutional characteristics and fraternity and sorority membership on …

In this article, the authors explored the narrative of a single participant from a larger critical
narrative study on identity-based activism, reconstructed as a letter addressed to campus …

This qualitative study reports the experiences of 17 undergraduate first-year students with
minoritized identities at an urban university in a battleground state during the 2016 …

Given interest in understanding how fraternities inform students' capacities for leadership,
the purpose of this critical quantitative study was to investigate the precollege characteristics …

The first historically white sorority, Alpha Delta Pi, was founded in 1851. Most historically
white sororities did not begin to openly accept Black members until the mid-1900s. Since the …

This narrative study examines how student affairs administrators in eight institutions in the
southern United States became change agents in higher education for LGBTQ students …

Seven campus fraternity/sorority life (FSL) professionals of color who are members of
culturally based fraternal organizations (CBFOs) shared stories on how they advocate for …