Κ Kappa (cap-pah) Λ Lambda (lamb-dah) Μ Mu (mew) Ν Nu (new) 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 ...

Phi Beta Kappa, the nation's oldest and largest academic honor society, was founded on Dec. 5, 1776, by five students at the College of William & Mary in Williamsburg, Va. It was the first society to ...

With the formation of the Miami chapter, Alpha Delta Phi became the first fraternity to establish a chapter west of the Appalachian Mountains, a distinction of importance in those years before the ...

Founded by the freshman class as a literary society and led by William Medema, Cosmopolitan is the oldest fraternity on Hope’s campus and is represented by the Greek letters Phi Kappa Alpha. The ...

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 ...

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 ...

Greek letter organizations have long been a cornerstone of campus life, fostering leadership, service, and a sense of belonging among students. But how do these organizations stay relevant in a ...