For decades, fraternities have been easy targets. Movies and headlines paint them as dens of hazing, heavy drinking, and “toxic masculinity” among young men. Frats don’t have the best reputation these days. But these stories overshadow the significance of fraternities: Men who join go on to build successful careers, form lifelong friendships, and develop the kind of resilience and leadership our young men desperately need today.
As we confront the “boy crisis” of widespread loneliness, plummeting mental health, declining college enrollment rates among males, and a profound lack of purpose, perhaps it’s time to rethink our reflexive disdain for these 250-year-old institutions. A bold new campaign aims to do exactly that.
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