Restore Our Associational Rights

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Restore Our Associational Rights, Inc. (ROAR) was an organization formed by United States college fraternities to pursue legislation that would protect them from action by college administrations stifling students' right of association. Headed by Delta Kappa Epsilon, ROAR achieved limited success by securing a clause in the Higher Education Act Amendments of 1998; the clause allegedly protects students' right to associate with fraternies without fear of retribution from colleges that receive federal funding, but it has yet to be tested in a court of law.

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