Fraternities and Sororities

Department of Campus Involvement

Scholarship, leadership, service and lifelong bonds

SCSU's Greek Life Community

Greek Life students on the steps of Atwood

St. Cloud State University is home to three fraternities and three sororities that engage and develop students and our campus and surrounding community through the core values of scholarship, leadership and service.

Greek organizations are governed under the College Panhellenic Council and Interfraternity Council. Each organization works hard to exemplify the Greek values of Academics, Brotherhood/Sisterhood, Leadership Development and Philanthropy/Service.

COLLEGE PANHELLENIC COUNCIL (SORORITIES)

INTRAFRATERNITY COUNCIL (FRATERNITIES)

Meet Our Chapters

Acacia Fraternity

Better yourself personally, become a leader amongst your peers, form lifelong friendships and serve those around you.

ACACIA

Delta Phi Epsilon Sorority

Delta Phi Epsilon encourages its sisters to be true to who they are and encourages members to think and act for the greater good.

DELTA PHI EPSILON

Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity

Delta Sigma Phi focuses of brotherhood, social development, academics, philanthropy, leadership, diversity, support and recognition of accomplishments.

DELTA SIGMA PHI

Delta Zeta Sorority

Delta Zeta enriches the lives of its members by committing to academic success, lasting friendships and philanthropic work.

DELTA ZETA

Kappa Phi Omega Sorority

Kappa Phi Omega is unique in that it is a local, non-affiliated social sorority and works toward building better citizens, sisters and women.

KAPPA PHI OMEGA

Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity

Tau Kappa Epsilon is a social organization with goals centered around academics. They are the longest standing fraternity of SCSU.

TAU KAPPA EPSILON

Greek Life FAQs and Resources

Joining a fraternity or sorority starts will filling out the respective interest form through HuskiesConnect.

FRATERNITY INTEREST FORM

SORORITY INTEREST FORM

Many times the Greek experience is compared to adding another class to your schedule. There is usually one to two meetings per week and different events throughout the month. On average chapter members say they spend 3-8 hours per week participating in Greek events and sometimes more depending on if you have a leadership position or just enjoy attending the different events.

Each chapter has varying amounts for their chapter dues. Most chapters have scholarships and or payment plans available.

Yes, each chapter has different grade requirements to be a member because we know you are a student first. Most new members are required to have above a 2.0 or 2.5 cumulative GPA (per the organization). All the Greek organizations have academic plans/programs to help our members be successful in the classroom too.

These academic resources were created as a tool to assist our Greek Members in working toward high scholastic attainment.

Individual Academic Success Plan (DOC)
Individual Academic Success Plan (PDF)
Grade Release Forms are online (email Greek Life Staff)

These resources are to be used during the fraternity/sorority recruitment process to track membership agreements as students are invited to be new members in a Greek organization.

Fraternity
- All grade verification and bid acceptance must be submitted to the Greek Life Staff
- Fraternity Membership Acceptance form and process can be found on Teams
  - Signed by new members after they accept a bid
Sorority
- Panhellenic Recruitment 101
  - Recruitment can be intimidating here's a crash course on the basics
- Continuous Open Bidding Membership Recruitment Acceptance Binding Agreement (COB MRABA) form and process can be found on Teams
  - Signed by new members after they accept a bid