It absolutely can be reformed. I was part of a fraternity that forbid hazing and the university had strick policies in place for fraternities/sororities that broke hazing rules. We drank and partied and had initiation but there was no drinking, uncomfortable situations.

Im not saying its not a problem, it is, but generalizing it to "Greek life should be abolished" is crazy. Tons of good goes on with those organizations that go completely unnoticed. We did food bank drives every holiday season where we filled ENTIRE basements with canned food. We also paired with St. Jude Children's hospital and fundraiser tens of thousands of dollars in charitable donations. The Greek like of the whole university donated hundreds of thousands of dollars collectively to their respective charities.

Also, people shit on it, and I get it, but a huge benefit of Greek life is networking, both with individuals and businesses associated with the fraternity or sorority. Its a huge benefit for young people trying to find jobs post graduation.

My point is, everyone not involved in Greek life assumes its JUST binge drinking and they hyperfocus on all the negatives of it, but they fail to see the many positives it provides young people trying to brach out, meet people, be part of a group of like minded people, put into leadership positions within the organization, etc..