Dirty Rush: How Your Social Media Can Cause You Serious Problems During Rush
episodePreviously titled “How Your Social Media Can Cause You Serious Problems During Rush” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 3, 2026
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51 min
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7 chapters
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What are the secret social media rules sorority girls follow?
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Welcome to Dirty Rush, the truth about sorority life with your hosts, me, Gia Giudice, Daisy Kent, and Jennifer Fessler. of Dirty Rush. I'm your host, Daisy Kent. Today, I'm here by myself, but we're going to have callers calling in and we're going to unveil the secret rules of sorority girls' social media. We are talking to our guests about what got them in trouble on their social media and how they knew. Let's get into it. So I actually went to SDSU, as if you've listened in before, you probably know that, but I never got in trouble for posting anything. I don't think, but I remember I When I was in Alpha Phi at San Diego State, if you posted something that like violated the guidelines, they would comment a purple heart.
Anyone on exec would and then you would have to just take it down. So a lot of times it was like alcohol or if it was like a scandalous bikini pic. But usually it wasn't anything bad. I don't think anything like super bad happened when I was in Alpha. My sorority, I know, though, during recruitment before we would always go and look at the girls that were coming in and see who was coming in and like kind of stalk them, honestly, and figure out how much we could know about them. So it's definitely I can't imagine. I mean, I was a freshman in college. That's crazy. In 2017. So like nine years ago. So I can't imagine now how much people probably look at your social media and stuff because it's even, it was so present when I was even a freshman, but now like TikTok wasn't a thing then.
So there's TikTok and that is, you can see so much about a person on that. So let's get into it and we'll get some guests on and see their experience.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What are the secret social media rules sorority girls follow?
0:00–9:16
2
How can social media posts lead to trouble during rush?
9:16–9:35
3
What experiences do sorority members have with social media scrutiny?
9:35–25:02
4
How do sororities monitor members' social media activity?
25:02–38:24
5
What challenges arise from posting alcohol-related content?
38:24–43:40
6
How do sorority girls balance fun and social media guidelines?
43:40–49:26
7
What happens when social media posts violate sorority standards?
49:26–51:10