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Acacia is unique among men's college fraternities. With a Greek word for our name instead of the typical two to three Greek letters found in other organizations, Acacia offers a membership experience similarly that is unique.

Acacia Fraternity was re-founded in the Fall of 2018. Since originally chartering at Louisiana State University in 1956, over 1,700 men have joined their ranks in pursuit of Virtue, Knowledge, & Truth. Built upon these principles – members serve their communities, pursue academic and professional success, and enjoy lifelong Acacia brotherhood.

After coming back strong with 53 members in one year, members who join Acacia Fraternity have an opportunity to continue building on a foundation Acacia Fraternity at LSU.

If you are an outstanding young man seeking to better yourself, become a leader, find success, and form lifelong friendships – Acacia is the fraternity for you.

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Alpha Delta Pi is the oldest secret society for women in the world. Its founding took place on May 15, 1851 at Wesleyan Female College in Macon, Georgia – the first college in the world chartered to grant degrees to women. Alpha Delta Pi's open motto is, "We Live For Each Other," leading us to support each other in every aspect of our lives. Alpha Delta Pi is committed to sisterhood, values and ethics, high academic standards, and social responsibility. The Omega chapter continues that commitment at LSU.

Alpha Delta Pi members are involved in many opportunities within Alpha Delta Pi such as leadership positions and Philanthropic events and partnerships both with Ronald McDonald House Charities and the Max Gruver Foundation. Members are additionally involved in countless campus activities and organizations, including LSU Ambassadors, Dance Marathon, STRIPES, Honors College, student athletes, various honor and professional societies, and many more.

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The Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity motto is Brotherhood + Tradition = Success. At LSU, AGR takes great pride in close brotherhood. We won the Order of Omega of Most Outstanding Brotherhood six out of the last seven years. The men of Alpha Gamma Rho take pride in the traditions handed down to them from their many great alumni, including an interest in agriculture, a love for your brother and community, and a strong desire to continually improve yourself.

Alpha Gamma Rho's purpose is "To Make Better Men," which is achieved in many ways: through academics, social events, and being in a professional fraternity. As the only social and professional fraternity at LSU, AGR men are given an edge when it comes tolife after graduation. Anyone can become great with the right influences, and AGRs pride themselves on knowing what it takes to make great men.

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Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.'s purpose is to cultivate and encourage high scholastic and ethical standards, promote unity and friendship among college women, study and help alleviate problems concerning girls and women in order to improve their social statute, maintain a progressive interest in college life, and to be of "Service to All Mankind."

Under the current leadership of Dr. Glenda Baskin Glover, Alpha Kappa Alpha's International Program is Exemplifying Excellence Through Sustainable Service. Chapters focus on serving their surrounding communities through programming and service opportunities.

The Eta Kappa Chapter was chartered on the campus of Louisiana State University on December 2, 1972. The chapter contributes to the sorority's international goals by completing community service hours, spearheading service projects, striving for academic excellence, serving on local and regional sorority committees, and modeling exemplary achievement on and off campus.

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Alpha Phi International Fraternity is a membership organization dedicated to promoting sisterhood, cultivating leadership, fostering innovation, encouraging intellectual curiosity and advocating service. We help advance women's lives through the power of philanthropy. Alpha Phi is a home, filled with supportive and empowering sisters who will always want the best for one another and expect the best of each other.

Alpha Phi is a sisterhood of women supporting one another in lifelong achievement. We encourage working together to create a positive impact on campus and in our community. Our members are involved in many on campus activities from the LSU Golden Girls to Student Government. Alpha Phi develops character for a lifetime. We are part of a chapter full of energetic, involved, and dedicated women who are leaders, scholars, and contributors to the community.

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Alpha Tau Omega was originally founded at LSU in 1940. The mission of the Epsilon Zeta Chapter is to raise the standards of what it means to be a "fraternity man" on LSU's campus. The men of Alpha Tau Omega hold great pride in building a brotherhood as strong as right itself, giving back to the community through service and philanthropy, reaching high academic achievements, and creating leaders across every aspect in all daily efforts.

Since 1865, Alpha Tau Omega has been a provider of amazing opportunities for more than 230,000 men from over 250 chapters across the United States. The Epsilon Zeta chapter is consistently recognized for being a top twelve overall chapter of all ATO chapters nationwide and continues to innovate each year. As America's Leadership Development Fraternity, ATO provides a great opportunity for young men who are looking for a truly unique fraternity experience.

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Beta Theta Pi Fraternity has devoted its time to developing men of principle for a principled life. The brotherhood aids the individual, builds the fraternity, and strengthens the academic institution through lifelong devotion to intellectual excellence, high standards of moral conduct, and responsible citizenship.

Beta's members believe in mutual assistance in the honorable labors and aspirations of life, devotion to the cultivation of the intellect, unsullied friendship, and unfaltering fidelity. This lasting bond of friendship is cultivated by being a part of a group of individuals who share the same goals and values, constantly supporting each other in the pursuit of social, moral, and cultural excellence.

Members are actively involved on campus, including Student Government, LSU Ambassadors, intramural sports, and many more. The chapter is proud to say that its members are true leaders who are devoted to leaving a legacy by the end of their collegiate careers. But most of all, they are proud to call themselves Men of Principle.

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Chi Omega is the largest women's fraternity nationwide with 181 chapters and more than 375,000 initiates. The Phi Gamma chapter at LSU has prided itself in upholdingChi Omega's six purposes which are: friendship, personal integrity, service to others, academic excellence and intellectual pursuits, community and campus involvement, and career and personal development.

Chi Omega women are actively involved in the community, volunteering at Friends of the Animals, Habitat for Humanity, and several other local organizations. Every year, Chi Omega hosts its philanthropy event, Swishes for Wishes, to support its national philanthropy, the Make-A-Wish Foundation.

As a diverse group of women, Chi Omegas are involved in many campus activities such as athletics, dance teams, Greek leadership organizations, student government, spiritual organizations, and more! Additionally, Chi Omega hosts many fun events such as White Carnation Formal, Hoot n' Holler, Semi Formal, Grub, King Cakes with Chi O, and more!

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Delta Chi was originally founded as a professional law fraternity in 1890 at Cornell University and became a general social fraternity in 1922. The fraternity has grown to 130 chapters and colonies across the United States and Canada, incorporating over 107,000 initiates. Delta Chi's four pillars are friendship, character, justice, and education. The LSU Chapter hosts a variety of social, brotherhood, and philanthropy events each semester. Delta Chi's socials include tailgates, date events, exchanges, and semester parties. The fraternity's philanthropy is the Jimmy V Foundation for Cancer Research, which the chapter supports with events such as a sorority kickball tournament and plate lunch fundraisers. The chapter prides itself on its intramural teams, involvement on campus, and most importantly, its brotherhood.

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Delta Delta Delta was founded in 1888 with the purpose of establishing a perpetual bond of friendship among its members, to develop a stronger and more womanly character, to broaden the moral and intellectual life, and to assist its members in every possible way. Tri Delta is filled with over 350 brave, bold, and kind women from all over the United States. Tri Delta members are encouraged to showcase their talents and build leadership skills in order to become the very best versions of themselves. In 2022, Tri Delta at LSU was awarded top fundraising chapter in the nation for the third year in a row for their philanthropy, St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. They raised over $257,000 and received "Most Spirited Chapter" at the 2022 Tri Delta St. Jude Celebration. Tri Delta members live out their core values of truth, self-sacrifice, and friendship through their philanthropic efforts.

Tri Delta members are involved in many diverse student organizations at LSU, such as Student Government, Greek Board of Directors, Tiger Girls, Bat Girls, and Golden Girls. Additionally, Tri Delta enjoys planning fun social events, such as Blind Tie, Delta DDDarty, Semi-Formal, Chapter Night Out, and many more. Tri Delta's bonds of sisterhood last a lifetime, and they look forward to making new memories with their sisters this school year.

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Delta Gamma's purpose is to foster high ideals of friendship among women, promote educational and cultural interests, create a true sense of social responsibility, and develop the finest qualities of character. Delta Gammas at LSU support their philanthropy, Service for Sight, by driving visually impaired members of the Baton Rouge community daily and by supporting the Louisiana School for the Visually Impaired (LSVI) when possible. The last occurring Songfest, Delta Gamma won second place in Songfest, as well as first place in ticket sales and banner design, Outstanding Philanthropist, and Outstanding Chapter Event for Lectureship in Values & Ethics. In the past year, Delta Gamma received the Order of Omega's Outstanding Chapter Award. The sisters of Delta Gamma strive to do good always and find true friendships that form bonds for a lifetime.

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Delta Zeta was created to unite its members in the bonds of sincere and lasting friendship to stimulate one another in the pursuit of knowledge, to promote the moral and social culture of its members, and to develop plans for guidance and unity in action. Delta Zeta was founded on the ideals of everlasting friendship and superiority in scholarship and service. Delta Zeta's purpose is to instill in their members the true meaning of sisterhood.

The Sigma Chapter of Delta Zeta is most proud for their philanthropic endeavors. Delta Zeta's philanthropy is speech and hearing. In addition to hands on service opportunities, the Sigma Chapter also hosts many events throughout the year. The Miss LSU-USA pageant has been hosted by Delta Zeta for the past 20 years, and each year proceeds of over $65,000 benefit Delta Zeta's philanthropy.

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Founded in 2011, Greek Leadership Institute (GLI) provides leadership development opportunities designed specifically for the LSU Greek Community created and facilitated by the GLI Team under the advisement of Greek Life. Through interactive programs, workshops and experiences, the Institute builds strong leaders who create positive change.

Throughout the year, GLI hosts signature programs including:
ÔùÅ Good to Great Sophomore Leadership Program
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ÔùÅ EMPOWER New Member Leadership Retreat

Using their mission statement "teaching the few to impact the many," GLI impacts hundreds of students through retreats, workshops and events each year.

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The Greek Leadership Team is established to serve the LSU Greek community through creating events that advance and enhance LSU Greek Students.

Originally founded in 2004 as the Greek Board of Directors, the Fraternity and Sorority Life Unity Council unifies Greek letter organizations through programs and serves as an advisory council to Greek Life in a visionary role to unite and move the Greek community forward.

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The Interfraternity Council (IFC) is the governing body for 15 fraternities on LSU's campus. As such, it establishes guidelines, facilitates recruitment, and fosters the growth and development of the fraternity community.

The purpose of the council is to promote unity among the individual chapters, provide relations between the Greek community and the University, and to see that all rules, policies, and regulations passed by the council are followed by the fraternities. The council acts as the functional liaison between fraternities and the University as well as all other groups. The council also provides leadership and structured programs for fraternity growth and development.

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Kappa Alpha Order is a brotherhood of long standing traditions, strong moral values, and a great sense of pride within the Greek Community. The men of the Kappa Alpha Order are a group of chivalrous gentlemen, strong leaders, and nevertheless men who impact their community for the better. What sets KA apart is that their members are known for the gentility, respect, and service they show not only their peers, but to the community. Through their philanthropic participation in Habitat for Humanity, blood drives, and their annual fundraisers for the Muscular Dystrophy Association, their service is alive through their actions. The Alpha Gamma chapter of Kappa Alpha is consistently within the top ten of all national Kappa Alpha chapters in both chapter size and money raised for philanthropy.

KA provides its members with many social opportunities with an active social calendar while equipping its young men to succeed in the classroom as well as in life. Being a man of Kappa Alpha does not end when you graduate, it is a brotherhood that you are a part of for life. The values and beliefs we hold true as an organization transform of us into men who serve their community and impact lives for the better.

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Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. is the second oldest incorporated national collegiate Greek-letter fraternity in the National PanHellenic Council. The fundamental purpose of Kappa Alpha Psi is ACHIEVEMENT is every field of human endeavor. Since its founding, by ten young men, the fraternity has never limited membership based on color, creed, or national origin. Kappa Alpha Psi is a major contributor in the fields of political, social, cultural, and scholastic achievement. The fraternity sponsors programs providing community service, social welfare, and academic scholarship.

The Nu Iota chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi was established on Louisiana State University on February 12, 1988. After over twenty years of success, Nu Iota has produced over 90 members contributing to the LSU and Baton Rouge community throughout the years. We are happy to welcome the Nu Iota chapter back to LSU this fall to continue to fulfill the fraternities' fundamental purpose of achievement.

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Kappa Alpha Theta was established in 1870 at DePauw University. The four values this organization were founded upon are intellectual curiosity, leadership potential, commitment to service, and personal excellence. The Delta Kappa chapter was founded at LSU in 1963. Since then, it has strived to provide its members with friendships, memories, and experiences that follow these core values.

The sisters of Kappa Alpha Theta pursue leadership on campus through their involvement in student organizations such as Rho Lambda, Student Government, Greek Board of Directors, Panhellenic Council, Order of Omega, STRIPES, LSU Ambassadors, Dance Marathon, club sports, student media, and more. Encouraging each other to be ambitious and bold leaders allows members to become successful students that will prepare them for life outside of college.

Kappa Alpha Theta's philanthropy is CASA which stands for Court Appointed Special Advocates. CASA is a national non-profit organization that assigns volunteers to support and give a voice to abused and neglected children in the foster care system. These resources ensure these children are placed in safe and secure homes. In 2021, the Delta Kappa chapter raised over $40,000 for the Baton Rouge CASA office through a benefit concert titled Rock the CASA and smaller fundraisers throughout the year.

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Kappa Delta was founded in 1897 by four women in Farmville, VA. It was founded on the values of a lifetime of learning, personal integrity, altruistic service, truth, and loyalty. Kappa Delta women strive to live out our open motto of "let us strive for that which is honorable, beautiful, and highest." Kappa Delta provides experiences that build confidence in women and inspire them to action through the power of lifelong friendship.

In 1909, the Epsilon Chapter of Kappa Delta was chartered, making it the first sorority on LSU's campus. Since then the chapter has flourished in service, sisterhood, and social involvement. Locally, we support the Baton Rouge Children's Advocacy center through our Shamrock event that raises funds toward preventing child abuse. Additionally, we serve as mentors for local Girl Scout troops through holding numerous events at the house throughout the year that promotes confidence

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Kappa Kappa Gamma is an organization of women, which seeks for every member throughout her life bonds of friendship, mutual support, opportunities for self-growth, respect for intellectual development, and an understanding of and an allegiance to positive ethical principles. The Delta Iota chapter strives to demonstrate these characteristics through sisterhood, scholarship, and service. LSU Kappa members are involved in LSU sports, clubs, Ambassadors, student government, and the PHC and Greek community along with many other organizations across campus.

Last year, LSU Kappas raised over $50,000 for their local philanthropy of St. Jude's Dream Day Foundation by hosting their annual Kappa Klassic golf tournament. The foundation provides a day of food and fun for patients and families of St. Jude's Children's Hospital. The Delta Iota chapter is consistently the top fundraiser out of all Kappa chapters in the nation.After 53 years in their original house, KKG is proud to call their new house at 4050 West Lakeshore Drive home!

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Kappa Sigma was founded in 1887 and has maintained a strong presence in the Greek, LSU, and Baton Rouge communities ever since. Decades of brotherhood, philanthropy, and fun have created the legacy of Kappa Sigma at LSU. Kappa Sigma's Gamma chapter maintains an active social calendar while balancing a productive community presence.

Members of Kappa Sigma are heavily involved in Student Government, Habitat for Humanity, Greek Life leadership, and the Big Buddy Program. Kappa Sigma has developed many of Greek life's strongest undergraduate leaders over the years, including Student Body presidents, Interfraternity Council members, Dance Marathon leaders, EMPOWER facilitators, Greek Man of the Year, and members of the Greek Leadership Institute.

Kappa Sigma recently opened the doors to our new state-of the art chapter house right in the center of campus. Honor and tradition run deep in the walls of the Kappa Sigma house at 15 Dalrymple, and that tradition is founded in merit and success.

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The National Pan-Hellenic Council, Incorporated (NPHC) is composed of nine International Greek letter Sororities and Fraternities.

On May 10, 1930, on the campus of Howard University, in Washington DC, the National Pan-Hellenic Council was formed as a permanent organization with the following charter members: Omega Psi Phi and Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternities, and Alpha Kappa Alpha, Delta Sigma Theta and Zeta Phi Beta Sororities. In 1931, Alpha Phi Alpha and Phi Beta Sigma Fraternities joined the Council. Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority joined in 1937 and Iota Phi Theta Fraternity completed the list of member organizations in 1997.

LSU currently has seven of the nine NPHC organizations. These dynamic chapters are governed by LSU's chapter of NPHC. NPHC at LSU promotes interaction through forums, meetings and other mediums for the exchange of information and engages in cooperative programming and initiatives through various activities and functions.

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Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. Inc. was founded November 17, 1911 at Howard University by three liberal arts undergraduate students (Edgar A. Love, Oscar J. Cooper, & Frank Coleman) with the faculty adviser (Ernest E. Just). From the initials of the Greek phrase meaning "friendship is essential to the soul," the name Omega Psi Phi was derived. The phrase was selected as the motto. Manhood, Scholarship, Perseverance, and Uplift were adopted as cardinal principles.

The Theta Kappa Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity was chartered at LSU on March 12, 1977 by 13 distinguished men and the chapter has since grown to over 150 sons of Theta Kappa. Our chapter has a proud and rich history at LSU, as some of Theta Kappa's members have been trailblazers, not only for our campus, but also for the communities in which we live. We are the first Black Greek lettered fraternity to be founded on LSU's campus, and we are the founders of LSU's National PanHellenic Council. Observing over 40 years of Theta Kappa's existence, we celebrate Manhood, Scholarship, Perseverance, and Uplift in the campus of LSU and will continue to celebrate these Cardinal Principles into eternity.

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The Order of Omega is a student organization that recognizes fraternity men and women who have attained a high standard of leadership in interfraternity activities, to encourage them to continue along this line, and to inspire others to strive for similar conspicuous attainment.

Each year the Order of Omega chapter at LSU welcomes Greek student leaders in to the Order of Omega who have made a difference in their chapter, in the Greek community or across the LSU campus. In addition, the Order of Omega hosts an awards ceremony to recognize chapters for outstanding chapter events, programs, and service.

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The Panhellenic Council (PHC) is the governing body of 14 sororities on campus. As such, it establishes guidelines, facilitates recruitment, and fosters the growth and development of the sorority community.

The purpose of the council is to guide and support sorority relations within our university, to further outstanding intellectual accomplishment and sound scholarship, and to cooperate with the college administration in the maintenance of high social standards. PHC also compiles rules governing recruitment, new member periods, and initiation on campus. Its purpose is to create an environment of unity and fairness.

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Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. was founded at Howard University in Washington D.C. On January 9, 1914, by three distinguished men: A. Langston Taylor, Leonard F. Morse, and Charles I. Brown. The Founders sought to create an organization that would be grounded in the principles of Brotherhood, Scholarship and Service. The Founders envisioned a fraternity that viewed itself as "a part of" the general community rather than "apart from" the general community. The chapter averages nearly 400 hours of service annually. Locally, the Iota Tau Chapter has organized events such as "Mask Painting with the Sigmas" to raise money for Hurricane Laura victims. Brothers of the chapter hold leadership positions & are involved in various on campus organizations such as Black Male Leadership Initiative (BMLI), NAACP, Student Government, National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE), National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ), LSU's Symphonic Band, The Daily Reveille and more.

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Phi Gamma Delta (Fiji) has excelled in all areas of Greek life at LSU and has been an important part of community. The Beta Rho chapter provides a strong social calendar while embracing the qualities of friendship, knowledge, service, morality, and excellence. These five values help to guide the brothers of FIJI through our daily lives. FIJI's motto is "Scholarship, Fraternity, Self." Academics are paramount to Beta Rho, they hold our brothers to high stands in the classroom. Those high standards are coupled with resources like our similar tutoring structure.

Beta Rho hosts a philanthropy event year called FIJI LIP SYNC. The money earned is donated to a local charity, Live2Serve. Additionally, we host two blood drives every year and provide resources to the community.

The brothers of FIJI are also involved in varsity athletics, sports clubs, Greek Life leadership, Volunteer LSU, Student Government, and numerous other organizations.

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Phi Mu serves to provide personal and academic development, service to others, commitment to excellence and lifelong friendship through shared tradition. Since 1852, the nation's second oldest sorority has promoted vibrant living by encouraging members to achieve their personal best. LSU's chapter is comprised of strong, unique, young women participating in a variety of on-campus organizations such as Student Government, Golden Girls, Tiger Girls, Cheerleaders, Track Girls, Golden Girls, Bat Girls, and Dance Marathon. Phi Mu's national philanthropy is Children's Miracle Network Hospitals. The Alpha Eta Chapter raised over $107,000 this past year for CMNH. All funding raised by Phi Mu at LSU goes directly to our local CMNH hospital, Our Lady of the Lake Children's Hospital. Alpha Eta hosts an array of events each semester including social and sisterhood events. The Alpha Eta chapter honors its bond of sisterhood and looks forward to another year of laughter, friendship, and growth as a sorority.

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Pi Beta Phi was the first national secret college society of women to be molded after Greek-letter men's fraternities. The Louisiana Beta chapter prides itself on its unique character and strong sisterhood. As a chapter, members push each other to strive to be their best while providing lifelong friendships and contributing to the betterment of society.

Pi Phi stands proud in its six core values of integrity, lifelong commitment, honor and respect, personal and intellectual growth, philanthropic service to others, and sincere friendship. These values are demonstrated through Pi Phi's dedication to campus involvement, academic achievement, philanthropic efforts, and strong sisterhood.

For 152 years, Pi Beta Phi has been committed to creating a more literate society through Read>Lead>Achieve. Pi Phi partners with Read>Lead>Achieve to continue the tradition of supporting children and families by providing tools for skill development and education.

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Pi Kappa Alpha has challenged more than 300,000 men to be Scholars, Leaders, Athletes, and Gentlemen. For the past 153 years, PIKE has remained dedicated to developing men of integrity, intellect, success, high moral character, and to foster a truly lifelong fraternal experience.

The Alpha Gamma Chapter has continued the legacy of excellence at LSU. With 119 continuous years, PIKE is the longest tenured fraternity on campus. Mike the Tiger was named after an alumnus brother, Mike Chambers. Prior to the pandemic, PIKE has won Best Tailgate on campus for two consecutive years.

This year, PIKE moved into a newly renovated, 23,000 square foot fraternity house. Through the pandemic, PIKE won every Greek intramural sport hosted by LSU. PIKE balances an active social calendar as well supporting the community. In conjunction with the Jacob Hester Sports Foundation, PIKE hosts a Powderpuff Pro Day philanthropy event, as heard on ESPN Radio.

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Sigma Alpha is LSU's only professional and social sorority. Sigma Alpha was founded in 1978 at the Ohio State University to promote women in agriculture but members of any major and background are welcome. Like other sororities, Sigma Alpha embraces service in the community with two philanthropies. Our national philanthropy is Ag in the Community, which aims to help students gain a greater awareness of the role of agriculture in the economy and society. The Zeta chapter's local philanthropy is Companion Animal Alliance. We support the shelter by volunteering time with the animals as well as raising funds through an annual philanthropy event. Sigma Alpha strives for achievement in scholarship, leadership, and service and offers a wonderful opportunity to make lifelong friendships. Because of our unique organization, we hold recruitment separately from PHC Formal Recruitment. Please visit our social media and website to learn more about our recruitment events.

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Sigma Alpha Epsilon (aka ΣAE) was founded on March 9th, 1856 at the University of Alabama. LSU's chapter, Louisiana Epsilon, was founded shortly thereafter in 1867, as the 16th chapter. As a longstanding force on LSU's campus, Sigma Alpha Epsilon strives to mold members into True Gentlemen and to better the image of fraternity members everywhere. Louisiana Epsilon is extremely active, including multiple intramural championships, a litany of social functions, and many charitable philanthropy events. Beyond that, our brotherhood is comprised of members from over 12 different states across the southeast. With over 100 members and years of sustained growth, ΣAE looks forward to maintaining its presence on campus and its image as upstanding men.

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The Sigma Chi Fraternity was founded on June 28, 1855 at Miami University in Oxford, OH by seven young men committee to the cultivation of friendship, justice and learning. Since 1855, Sigma Chi has developed values-based leaders committed to the betterment of character, campus, and community. Sigma Chi serves its purpose through various world-class programs that foster leadership, develop character, and build positive relationships amongst its members. These experiences enable our undergraduate members to become leaders in our professional careers and engage members of the communities in which we live. Sigma Chi at LSU was originally chartered in 1925 and has had a long history of leadership on LSU's campus and the Baton Rouge community. Student body presidents, IFC presidents, state legislators, and congressmen have walked through the House of the Southern Woods. Enjoying an active social calendar and holding GPA to a high degree in conjunction with leadership ideals help us to build well rounded men here at LSU.

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Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. was founded November 12, 1922, at Butler University in Indianapolis, Indiana. The sorority was founded by 7 educators. Sigma Gamma Rho is the only sorority of the National Panhellenic Council that was founded at a predominantly white institution. The sorority has a proud history of providing positive and proactive community outreach nationally and internationally. Sigma Gamma Rho's mission is to enhance the quality of life for women and their families in the U.S. and globally through community service, civil, and social action. Our goal is to achieve greater progress in the areas of education, health, awareness, and leadership development. Our members, affiliates, staff, and community partners work to create and support initiatives that align with our vision. Greater Service, Greater Progress. Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. was chartered on LSU's campus on March 23, 2000, by four undergraduate students. We currently have 7 active members.

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Sigma Lambda Gamma National Sorority, Incorporated is the fastest growing multicultural sorority in the nation, representing over 113 ethnicities! The five principles SLG upholds are academics, community service, cultural awareness, social interaction, and morals and ethics.

SLG is the first and only multicultural sorority here on campus. Eta Epsilon's chapter philanthropy is the Boys and Girls of Greater Baton Rouge. These sisters recognize the need for camaraderie and support other women of varying cultures at the university level; and remain dedicated to the overall success of women on a global scale.

Gammas pride themselves on pushing women to embrace their culture, and most importantly, to be proud of it. Being a sister of Sigma Lambda Gamma requires dedication, hard work, diligence, and a lifelong commitment to excellence in a remarkable sisterhood.

Our sorority does not discriminate or deny membership to an individual based on age, race, color, ethnicity, national origin, ancestry, sexual orientation, the presence of disability, genetic information, familial status, or participation in protected activities.

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Sigma Nu has a proud and rich history. Founded by three cadets at the Virginia Military Institute in a period of civil strife known as the Reconstruction. The system led James Frank Hopkins, Greenfield Quarles, and James McIlvaine Riley to form what soon became Sigma Nu Fraternity.

Sigma Nu transforms society through the commitment to the Fraternity's founding principles: leadership and ethical living. Our mission is to develop ethical leaders inspired by the principles of Love, Honor, and Truth, to foster the personal growth of each man's mind, heart, and character, and to perpetuate lifelong friendships and commitment to the Fraternity.

Members of the chapter are involved on campus by being a part of various clubs and organizations like Student Government, the Interfraternity Council, Order of Omega, Tiger Athletic Foundation, and more. Sigma Nu participates in many philanthropic events, mainly "Sigma CaNu", which benefits different charities each year. Sigma Nu's ideals are recognized as a contribution to the greater good.

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Sigma Phi Epsilon was founded on three cardinal principles: Virtue, Diligence, and Brotherly Love. Each brother stands by his oath to be a leader, scholar, athlete, and gentleman – ideals of the balanced man. With more than 260 chapters nationwide and 255,000 brothers, SigEp boasts the largest membership of any national collegiate fraternity.

SigEp at LSU maintains an active social calendar, including exchanges with all sororities, bus trips across Louisiana, formals, and semi-formals. The LA Beta chapter has a rich tradition of being active on campus, with brothers having served as Student Body Presidents, Interfraternity Council presidents, Homecoming kings, and various leadership roles.

SigEp prides itself on having a competitive intramural program, the highest GPA among IFC almost every semester, and a commitment to its philanthropy, Friends Helping Kids. It is through these accomplishments and more that the men of the Louisiana Beta chapter hold themselves to the highest standards.

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Tau Kappa Epsilon has been establishing brotherhood nationally since 1899 and on LSU's campus since our chapter founding in 1949. TKE strives towards the goals established in our national mission: To aid college men in mental, moral, and social development. The virtues of love, charity, and esteem, are the basis of our great fraternity, and all of our members strive to achieve these virtues every single day not only during our time as an undergraduate student but also after our graduation.

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The Iota Pi chapter of Theta Chi Fraternity received its charter on April 12, 2012 and was accepted into LSU's Interfraternity Council on September 26th of the same year. The hard work and time invested by this group of men has accrued returns far exceeding what was expected of a newly founded chapter. The Iota Pi chapter is poised for excellence and credits that to our unparalleled brotherhood. It is this brotherhood, the unbounded friendship the men of Theta Chi share, that allows us to come together during times of hardship as well as success.

All members of Theta Chi are expected to excel both in and out of the classroom, participating on campus and around the community, with organizations such as Companion Animal Alliance, Society of Peer Mentors, and Alzheimer's Services. Our main philanthropy, USO, gives back to families whose members risk their lives for our country's sake. With high standards in these categories, we seek to build successful and Resolute Men.

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Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. was founded by five extraordinary women who wanted to actively achieve sorority elitism through our principles. Zeta Phi Beta Sorority has found success, both nationally and internationally, as the first NPHC organization chartered in Africa, the first to form adult and youth auxiliary groups, the first to centralize operations in a national headquarters, and the first and only NPHC sorority to be constitutionally-bound to another Greek-letter organization, Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. Some famous Zetas include Zora Neale Hurston, Gwendolyn Brooks, and Heather Van Norman (mother of Odell Beckham, Jr.). As a chapter, we participate actively in our LSU and Baton Rouge communities. We have hosted dynamic programs like Jiggaerobics, Glam Code, and Lip Sync Battle, just to name a few. Our chapter and its members have won awards from our regional board sorority and LSU. Nothing compares to the values we instill in Sisterly Love and Finer Womanhood. Our chapter strives to exemplify both of these principles daily.

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Website Mission

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The Delta Kappa Chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha at LSU is dedicated to living out our values in academic achievement, oncampus activities, the Greek community, and beyond. It was established at LSU in 1959 with the purpose of strengthening friendships and fostering a spirit of love. Through developmental workshops, sisterhood bonding, service to others, and a builtin support system of friends and alumnae, ZTA develops the potential and character of each individual member. ZTA's national philanthropy is Breast Cancer Education and Awareness, and is supported through campus and community events such as the annual 12-Hour Pancake Breakfast, Catwalk for a Cure, Think Pink Week in October, and Dodge for a Cause. The sisters of Zeta Tau Alpha are encouraged by one another to follow our passions and develop our strengths while forming lifelong friendships.

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