For the most part, I had a great college experience. I mean, what's not to love about it?

You're out in the world, on your own for the first time, learning how to be an adult, meeting new people, trying new things.

It's a moment of self-discovery. For some people, that means finding your place within a new community.

Now, I never did Greek life. I never pledged a sorority, but I hear it's pretty intense.

Lots of old secrets, sacred traditions, meaningful ceremonies.

I imagine if you can get through the hazing, it's enough to make even the biggest outcasts feel a sense of belonging and purpose.

There's one group at Yale University that takes this stuff to a whole new level.

It's called skull and bones.

And it's not so much a fraternity as it is a secret society.

It's been around since the 1800s, and many of its members have gone on to take powerful political positions, including the presidency.

From what I hear, their traditions and ceremonies are not for the feign of heart.

And the secrets they're protecting aren't just who got alcohol poisoning at last weekend's party.

They may actually have global implications.

I'm Ashley Flowers, and this is so supernatural.

Music You know, Welcome back to So Supernatural. I'm Rasha Pecarrero. And I'm Yvette Jentele. And y'all know I love a good

conspiracy theory, which is why today's topic is right up my alley.

We're discussing one of the most infamous and secretive student societies at Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut.

It's called Skull and Bones.

Now, Rasha, have you ever wanted to be a part of any type of, I don't know,

secret society? Unless you include Hogwarts. How did I know you were going to say that?

No. And of course, I would be placed in Gryffindor, and I was even sorted into Gryffindor at the

Warner Brothers studio a lot, but we'll save that story for another day.

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