Summer session is coming to a close, and the brotherhood awakens. This weekend an anonymous source filled us in on a rather unique hazing experience. While the submitter has chosen to stay behind closed doors, his story does all the talking. Coming from the University of Buffalo at an unknown fraternity, this submitted story gives [...]

When the semester began, an anonymous reader shot me an email with a few questions and comments revolving around pledgeship. His fear of the unknown was typical, and by the looks of it, he seems to be doing fine. We asked the brave soul to keep us updated with his pledgeship as the semester goes [...]

As promised, the Brotherhood will be heard. An anonymous submission just came our way in classy bullet-point form. Like all submissions requesting to be kept under wraps, we’ll honor the wish. Not to worry, there’s no name needed. This ex-pledge turned brother gave us a run-down on the highlights of his fall pledgeship. Hazing galore. [...]

As promised, the Brotherhood will be heard. A recent submission came our way from J-Mulde, an anonymous GDI from an unknown college. Sound fishy? Here’s what he has to say about his desires to pledge: “I’m a GDI, unfortunately, but very pro-fraternity. I’ve been fascinated by the process of pledging for a long time, probably [...]

As promised, the Brotherhood will be heard. An unknown author, going by the name of Where’s Wale from George Washington University, tells his story: After getting hospitalized Thursday (and obviously pussying out of pledging) I missed my psychology final and was told to make it up on Tuesday at 10am. However, becoming a brother the night before meant [...]

As promised, the PledgingSucks community will be heard. John, from an anonymous (badass) fraternity at Indiana University, tells his story: “During my Hell Week, this was back in 2006, they had us live in this room for 5 days. We had 40 kids in our pledge class. In the room there is a giant fireplace. They [...]

As promised, a pledging story submission from the community will be heard. Rob, from a university and fraternity in the south, bitches about pledging: