Fraternity & Sorority Life

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Membership in Fraternity & Sorority Life on campus provides undergraduates and alumni with tremendous opportunities for lifelong friendships, leadership development, and both academic and career enhancement. Around 18% of DU students are involved with fraternities and sororities. Many of these students also hold positions in the Undergraduate Student Government, the DU Programming Board (DUPB), Student Media Board and other prominent organizations across campus.

Our CrimsonConnect page includes information about community wide programs, Recruitment/Intake, academic reports, and FAQs. This page includes contact information to Fraternity & Sorority Life staff. We look forward to sharing more information with you!

What is Fraternity & Sorority Life?

Our fraternity and sorority students are scholars, athletes, and campus leaders who positively contribute to the DU community. Fraternity & Sorority Life strives to cultivate Greek chapters who live their values: promoting individual member growth and development, engaging alumni and external partners, and preparing members to become responsible global citizens.

FSL Community Scorecards

Interfraternity Council

The Interfraternity Council regulates the affairs of IFC-member fraternities and supports, educates, and advises their fellow fraternity members. Their goal is to strengthen and unify the fraternity community in support of shared goals while promoting a positive lifestyle within the fraternity system

Multicultural Greek Council

The Multicultural Greek Council at the University of Denver strives to promote higher education, provide community services, enhance leadership, and serve as a liaison between the Multicultural Greek Council, the University student body, and administration, thereby improving the campus environment.

Panhellenic Association

The DU Panhellenic Association is the governing body for the member organizations of the National Panhellenic Conference. The PHA promotes excellence in academics, community service, campus involvement, and sisterhood. They are committed to the vision of creating women of excellence as outlined in the Panhellenic Creed.

National Pan-Hellenic Association (NPHC)

The National Pan-Hellenic Council is a collaborative organization of nine historically Black/African American fraternities and sororities. NPHC organizations work toward unanimity of though and action as far as possible in the conduct of collegiate fraternities and sororities. The primary purpose of NPHC is camaraderie, academic excellence, and service to the community.

While the NPHC includes nine organizations, often referred to as "The Divine Nine," DU's NPHC organizations are currently dormant. All nine NPHC organizations are listed. Interest in organizations should be shared with the Office of Student Engagement, Fraternity and Sorority Life as there is interest in many of these groups hosting active chapters at DU.