South Carolina

involved nearly a third of the campus. The sororities did not have houses, but the frats were on campus. Drinking was common in all of them while heavier drug usage was present in two of the four (to the best of my knowledge). However, I only heard stories about rape in reference to one of the frats and it was all hearsay so I don't know if it was true. I think that all of the frats evolved about the issues of hazing and sexual assault during the 90s while it wasn't addressed or discussed elsewhere about a decade later.