Trick-or-treating with the Greeks doesn’t mean a toga party. But if kids wear the traditional party-going garb to the sorority and fraternity houses opening their doors for after-school program kids on Wednesday, they’ll probably get extra candy in their pumpkins.
The annual Halloween event Trick or Treat with the Greeks will bring about 300 kids on campus from 2 to 6 p.m., with the kids decorating cookies, painting pumpkins and touring haunted houses in the row of frat and sorority houses on Langdon Street.