Ξ Xi (zie or zee) Ο Omicron (om-e-cron) Π Pi (pie) Ρ Rho (roe) Σ Sigma (sig-mah) Τ Tau (taw) Υ Upsilon (youp-si-lon) Φ Phi (fie or fee) Χ Chi (kie) Ψ Psi (sigh) Ω Omega (o-meg-ah) ...
Alpha Phi International Fraternity was founded at Syracuse University on September 30, 1872. It was the third Greek-letter organization founded for undergraduate women. In 1887, the Gamma chapter of ...
The oldest organization which comes under the head of Greek Letter Societies is the venerable Phi Beta Kappa which was established at William and Mary College on Decemper 5, 1776. It is believed ...
In 1941, the Dorian Society became a sorority with the Greek Letters Kappa (love and community) Beta (loyalty and reliability) Phi (friendship). The sorority adopted the wearing of lavender and yellow ...
Phi Delta Theta is an international fraternity founded at Miami University in 1848 and headquartered in Oxford, Ohio. Phi Delta Theta is one part of the "Miami Triad" with Beta Theta Pi and Sigma Chi.
We are nine weeks away from election day, and the race for president is ramping up. Political experts say that the number of ...
The mission of Greek Life at the University of New Haven is to enhance the personal development of its members through involvement in social Greek-letter fraternities and ... and two co-ed ...
(WAVY) — Two historically Black Greek-letter organizations are set to host a town hall and candidate forum at Norfolk State ...
One of the nation’s leading Black sororities is condemning former President Trump’s attacks on Vice President Harris during Tuesday’s presidential debate over her attending Divine Nine ...
As the fall semester unfolds and spring semester is slowly approaching, Kent State’s fraternities and sororities open their ...
On May 12, 1957, a new Greek organization emerged among a growing Hope College: Alpha Gamma Phi. The name originated from the Greek words for Anchor, Stability, and Faith. Friendship is the ...
The first of the Greek letter organizations, the venerable Phi Beta Kappa, was established at William and May, Dec. 5, 1776. There is a tradition that Thomas Jefferson was one of its founders.