WATCH: Inside the big business of 'bama rush
ABC News' Hanna Battah takes a look inside the big business of rush on college campuses as some future sorority sisters are cashing in by sharing their experiences on social media.
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ABC News reporter Hanna Battah examined how college sorority rush has become a big business. She found that some prospective members earn money by posting about rush on social media. The report shows how traditional college rituals are mixing with online influencer culture.
Why it matters
Readers should care because it shows how social media can turn campus activities into income opportunities. It also highlights changes in student life and marketing.
- What is 'bama rush?
- It refers to the sorority recruitment process at the University of Alabama, often called 'Bama rush.
- How are some students making money during rush?
- They share their rush experiences on social media and get paid through sponsorships or ads.
How outlets are framing the same story
Here's how each outlet is covering the story — compare their headlines and timing at a glance.
All outlets frame the story the same way, focusing on the business side of sorority rush and social media earnings.
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WATCH: Inside the big business of 'bama rush
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