Can a private university force its fraternities to go coed? That’s one of the questions set to play out in a lawsuit brought by a chapter of Delta Kappa Epsilon against Wesleyan University. Connecticut’s Middletown Superior Court is hearing arguments Wednesday and Thursday about whether members should be able to continue to live in the fraternity house next year, while the broader issues of the suit are expected to be addressed at a later date if the case is not settled, says Gary Holmes, a spokesman for the DKE chapter.

April 22, 2015 ・ From Christian Science Monitor