Welcome to Dirty Rush, the truth about sorority life with your host, me, Gia Judice, Daisy Kent, and Jennifer Fessler.

Hi, guys. Welcome back to another episode of Dirty Brush. Today I am joined by a very special guests who knows a thing or two about sorority life at a big southern school,

just like me. She's a proud sorority alum turned sorority mom just like me. And you may also

recognize her from the latest season of the Golden Bachelor. Sydney Colors, welcome to Dirty Rush.

Hey, hey. Hey, hey. Dirty Rush, what a salacious name. Is that the best? It's totally the best.

It gives us permission to talk openly and freely.

Well, because it's rush, as we both know, can be good and dirty, right?

Well, okay.

So I already introduced you as going to a big Southern school.

Tell everybody, first of all, where you are. I live currently in downtown Austin, home of University of Texas, which is where you

went to school. I went to school north of here in Dallas at SMU. I was a Delta Gamma at SMU.

Proud Gigi. You know, we've talked to a lot of SMU. I was a Delta Gamma at SMU. Proud Gigi.

You know, we've talked to a lot of SMU sorority girls.

And I don't know if it was as intense when you were there.

We, I think we're probably around the same age here.

I might be a little older, but I, these girls go through it now at SMU.

Even back in the day, so I was there before we had the death, I was actually there when we had the death penalty. I was cheering for SMU when we went through the death penalty. And that really

changed sororities a little bit, well, actually a lot. When I was there, 80% of the people who

could rush did rush. So it was heavily panellitic.

If you weren't part of the Greek system, you just, like, you just were in the absolute minority.

So, or an athlete. Okay, so I'm just going to ask you, I should know what you're talking about.

But when you say the death penalty, explain that.

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