rushee

noun

rush·ee ˌrə-ˈshē

: a college or university student who is being rushed by a fraternity or sorority

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Grant Sikes, who became one of Alabama Rush’s season 2 darlings as an openly gender-nonconforming rushee, revealed on their Instagram that they were dropped by 15 houses by the start of the second round of recruitment. —

Ana Escalante, Glamour, 19 Aug. 2022 One rushee, TikToker Shelby Rose, has already emerged as a fan favorite this year. —

al, 3 Aug. 2022 The Bad: Rain or shine, rushees spend 10 plus hours per day conversing with strangers, combatting Southeastern humidity, and pounding pavement between sorority mansions in sky-high heels or barely-there sandals. —

Macy Sirmans, Southern Living, 24 Aug. 2015 The Bad: Rain or shine, rushees spend 10 plus hours per day conversing with strangers, combatting Southeastern humidity, and pounding pavement between sorority mansions in sky-high heels or barely-there sandals. —

Macy Sirmans, Southern Living, 11 July 2017