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The fall of 2013 was the hardest fall of my life. In September, my mom’s cancer took a turn for the worse, and she ended up passing away in mid-October.

Tell us about you. Where do you live? What do you do? What's your family like? Any random things we should know about you?

It’s the root of all evil.

It makes the world go round.

It’s why you choose certain jobs.

Stop me if this sounds familiar.

Frat guy invites sorority girl over to the house on a weeknight. Nothing crazy, but there are about 50 people in the basement, playing beer pong, hanging out and drinking something blue. Frat guy and sorority girl team up for a few games, and are feeling pretty good.

I grew up in a Christian home—we prayed together, we went to church together, I even went to a Christian school. Scripture memorization was how I learned the alphabet in kindergarten. When I entered college I was more than ready to break free of all the rules I had been held to by my loving, Christian parents.

Fall of my freshman year at ASU saw me signing up for just about every club, event and experience I could find - except fraternity rush. I was your typical “I’m never going to rush” guy. It’s not that it was the last thing on my list, it wasn’t even on my list.

Beginning the process of healing from sexual assault is a place no one ever thinks they will be. The pain, shame, and loneliness can run deep, and it often feels overwhelming.

With the start of the school year comes limitless things that demand our attention- school work, recruitment & other chapter activities, your job(s),intramurals, and of course, Snapchat notific

In 2004, I entered college as a bright-eyed, naive 18-year-old.