A fraternity needs a castle if they want to truly be considered the kings of campus. We searched all around, high and low, east to west, to find the best frat castles the United States of America has to offer. These pictures not only draw wonder and amazement, but also prompt some questions. How many slam-pigs have been taken inside these walls? How many pledge-f*cks does it takes to clean up after a crazy CEOs and Corporate Hoes party? Why the h*ll didn’t I go to one of these schools? Check out the best abodes to bro out after the jump.

Here’s a quick frat math tutor session for you kiddies out there: since beer = college, and frat = college, frat = beer. Simple enough, right? You’d think so, but sometimes people bring un-fratty beers into a party. These people are thrown out. Bringing Mike’s Hard Lemonade? Sororities hand out bids next semester, dude. Bud Light? How’d I guess that you’re just visiting your sister who’s still in college? Only the manliest of beers can make it past the moat of pledges / door-b*tches. The chosen few are after the jump!

You can tell a lot about a girl by what’s in her room. For example, if everything is neat and organized, chances are she’s pretty on top of things. If her room is a pig-sty, she may be more laid back — so you can probably take her as being one of the guys. Too much pink? It could signal a college girl that hasn’t fully grown up yet. Too many childhood toys? Yeah, she’s definitely not looking to grow up anytime soon. However, the color scheme seems like a joke in comparison to so many other things you could find. For your future relationship sanity, here is a list of ten things that should probably scare you off in a girl’s room.

When I think of fraternities, I often think in images; beer pong tables, guys running around without pants, pledges standing out in the rain and screaming renditions of the school’s fight song…you know, the typical, Hollywoodified version of Greek life.What I never picture is yoga.
No, not toga. Yoga. As in stretching and breathing. As in Fraternity b… Click to read more

We asked a few college sophomores to give Perception vs. Reality scenarios about their freshman year.
Perception: I am not interested in the Greek system. It’s just set up to give upperclassmen the chance to haze freshmen.
Reality: When I got to school, I wanted to pledge so badly because I saw how much fun the frats and sororities were having. Still, th… Click to read more