Molloy College

"You think about this generation and where they were during COVID and the impact that it had on their social information or formation," he said.

"By the time they arrived on campus, they are really looking towards deep, meaningful peer relationships." At Molloy University in Long Island, New York, prospective students for years had asked if the school had Greek life.

Then came COVID, and those questions multiplied, said Janine Biscardi, Vice President for Student Affairs.

In twenty twenty-three, she began interviewing Greek organizations.

But to be able to come in, carve out a niche, and say like, "Look, I'm gonna go after this," especially 'cause it's high-stakes, uh, testing.

Like, you, you parents really want their kids to do well on this to get into the top schools.

I got into it because it was the most I can charge per hour.

So I said to myself...