“The University is aware of reports that outside parties have facilitated unauthorized recordings of our students involved in Panhellenic recruitment,” said UA spokesperson Shane Dorrill. Dorrill said UA 'unequivocally does not condone' the recordings.
University of Alabama officials confirmed reports of “unauthorized recordings” of students involved in sorority recruitment Friday, amid rumors of an upcoming Vice documentary exploring Rush Week in Tuscaloosa.
“The University is aware of reports that outside parties have facilitated unauthorized recordings of our students involved in Panhellenic recruitment,” Shane Dorrill, a university spokesman, wrote in an email to. “The University unequivocally does not condone surreptitious filming or recording of students, some of whom are minors, without their consent.
“Further, it has been repeatedly communicated that Alabama Panhellenic Association recruitment rules prohibit potential new members from filming or recording inside any chapter houses,” he added. “To be clear, the University is not involved with this production and finds these reported activities to be deplorable, especially when targeting recent high school graduates.”
Rumors have been swirling about a potential documentary since rush, the annual recruitment for many school sororities, began at the beginning of the week. Rush culminates Sunday with “Bid Day,” when the remaining women going through the process find out which house has selected them.
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