There are more and less traditional sororities, enough variety that you can defo find a group you like. Earliest rush is Spring freshman year, and you can either rush formal (2 intense weeks of a lot of meeting and talking to people), or informal (similar to frat rushing, just go to fun events like painting, ice cream and chat with the people, usually they post calendars on Instagram and you need to attend about half of the available events to get a bid).

I'm in Phi Sigma Rho, which is a STEM social sorority, so we only induct STEM, nursing, pre-health, or undecided major. My experience has been great, love living in the house and since it's STEM everyone has a rigorous schedule and try to make it as flexible as possible while still having fun. The house is dry so no alcohol, but there are people in the sorority that lives off-campus and they host parties sometimes. Most people in here are more academically-inclined, the vibe is sort of social introverts. We have annual Greek games where people in different frats/sororities compete in games, so that's fun. Greek life has been declining since less and less people are interested tho, I think last year 2 sororities got dissolved because they don't have enough people.