Chi Omega’s annual March Madness philanthropy is one of the largest events in Greek life at Illinois State University. It draws in huge crowds to the Bone Student Center’s Braden Auditorium every year, with all proceeds of the dancing competition going toward the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
The Dean of Students Office will end the semester on a high note with two award ceremonies: the Commitment to Diversity Awards and the Student Involvement Recognition Ceremony.
Service and philanthropy is one of the four core values of Fraternity and Sorority Life at Illinois State University.
Alumni active in fraternities or sororities reached out in response to the August issue of Illinois State (“What it means to be Greek at ISU”). In addition to stories of treasured memories and lifelong friendships, members shared information that corrects the timeline of Greek life on campus. Tau Kappa Epsilon was not the only fraternity
In early October, the staff from Fraternity and Sorority Life (FSL) facilitated an Emerging Greek Leaders Retreat for members of the Illinois State fraternal community.
Fraternity and Sorority Life is pleased to announce the arrival of new colonies in the fraternity and sorority life community.
Having been accepted on campus four decades ago, Illinois State’s Greek life is in its infancy compared to many other universities, but it is rapidly growing.
