to campus and then opened for tours in 2017. Greek life Sororities Alpha Omicron Pi 1951 Chi Omega 1951 Phi Mu 1952 Zeta Tau Alpha 1964 Alpha Phi 1974-1983 (closed) Delta Omega Zeta 2005 (local sorority on campus) Fraternities Acacia 1950-1958 (closed) Sigma Phi Epsilon 1955 Lambda Chi Alpha 1956 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 1957 Tau Kappa Epsilon 1957 Phi Kappa Tau 1968 Phi Gamma Delta 1997 Media WUEV started in 1951, was a noncommercial, 6100-watt FM Radio station located at 91.5 MHz, owned and operated by the University of Evansville. WUEV also streamed online and became the first internet radio station in Indiana in 1996. The station was operated entirely by a student staff. On May 17, 2019, the University of Evansville made what members of the Evansville community claimed to be a controversial decision to sell the students' station to WAY-FM, a non-profit nationwide network that plays contemporary Christian music. The issue was brought to light in September 2018 when a group of University of Evansville alumni, community, and students began to uncover information that the University of Evansville previously had kept from the public as reported by WEHT News 25. While it seemed to the University of Evansville and Vice President for Enrollment & Marketing Shane Davidson continued to deny that a potential sale was being strongly considered in 2018, the University later admitted in 2019 the decision was made over a two-year study since 2016 which they previously never mentioned. UE President Chris M. Pietruszkiewicz was said to have refused to meet with UE students who objected to the sale. This was an accusation made and observed publicly a number of times and never refuted by the President nor University. The community of Evansville and WUEV supporters rallied behind keeping WUEV through protests on campus and letter writing campaign. Students, alumni, and supporters also made a case that student DJs had been censored by the University of Evansville from speaking about the sale on the airwaves at WUEV to garner support from the community. The University of Evansville went so far as in October 2018 to refute WUEV on-air claims of sale to the public with a press release. Earlier that fall in September 2018, an email from the University of Evansville Michael Austin was circulated email within the University of Evansville specifically saying that WUEV had already been sold. This email from Michael August was reported