Sisters Josephine and Jennifer Onita, both members of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., were killed in a plane crash in Nigeria.

A University of Houston graduate reached a settlement with Omega Psi Phi over an alleged hazing incident that took place in 2009.

A Penn State student has filed charges against a group of students affiliated with Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. plans to transfer. Asya Trowell, an 18-year-old freshman at the university, alleges she was brutally hazed while attempting to pledge Omega Essence, an auxiliary group to Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.

Lucius Gantt, a member of Omega Psi Phi, released an editorial rebuking the culture of hazing. In the Gantt report, he referred to Florida A&M Marching Band Member Robert Champion’s death as ‘hazicide.’

Alpha Phi Alpha celebrated the fifth year of the Male Mentor program in a ceremony held in late May. Particularly, the program served a great benefit for Eric McCants, an 18-year-old Bear Creek High School senior who will be graduating with a 3.14 GPA. It is a huge accomplishment for he had a 1.5 GPA his freshman year.

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The controversy surrounding MIAKA is nothing new. The presence of MIAKA, an acronym for Men Interested in Alpha Kappa Alpha, has elicited a firestorm of response from the black Greek community, including actual members of the sorority…

Marc Lamont Hill, a regular CNN commentator and host of the nationally syndicated television show Our World with Black Enterprise, took to Twitter to express his thoughts on miAKAs.

A person alleging to be a “made” member of MIAKA recently took Twitter to speak out against anyone who wants “try” him.

Funny man Lil Duval is never shy to make hilarious observations. The Atlanta born comedian took to Twitter to post a questionable picture of a Kappa Alpha Psi member at a party from the Atlanta Greek Picnic.

The Women of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc., a prominent black Greek-lettered organization for African American women, are up in arms over the miAKA controversy. Star Jones, a respected television personality and former Second Supreme Anti- Basileus for the sorority, took to Twitter to express her displeasure with the group.