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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 Rush.

My name is Jen Fessler, and today I'm speaking with a group of sorority sisters that recently graduated who are here to tell us how they keep in touch now that they are no longer in college together. All right, you guys. So we are talking today to Lauren and Kate. Hi, ladies. Hi. Hi. So tell me, so Lauren, where did you guys go to school?

And what sorority were you in? We went to TCU and we were in Theta. You're in Theta. Okay. And when did

you guys graduate? We graduated in 2024. Okay. So Kate, where did you move after graduation?

I actually stayed local. So I moved to Dallas, just like 45 minutes from Fort Worth.

Okay, and where are you now?

I'm still in Dallas. Right now I'm just traveling for work, so I'm in Atlanta, Georgia.

Okay, okay, but you're still in Dallas. And Lauren?

I moved to San Diego post-grad.

Okay, great. So was it hard to keep in touch? Were you all close in college?

Yeah, we lived together our senior year. And it was, it's definitely been an adjustment after

college, staying in touch and just getting into that groove

because I also feel like it's so subjective to each friendship.

You know, I have friends that I talk to every week.

I have friends that I talk to every month or I don't really talk to them, but then whenever we see each other in person, we just pick right back up.

So I do think that it kind of is just subject to the friendship and

it's been interesting figuring out those dynamics and seeing how it's been. Yeah, you guys can't even

imagine what it was like for us old people after graduating and there was no social media. And there

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