Themed Living Learning Community
Themed Living Learning Community
Local Volunteer/Community Organizations
Student Involvement Center &
Student Organizations
University Program Community Rights & Responsibilites Understanding the Conduct Process Student Organization Conduct Resources Grievance & The Code of Conduct Good Samaritan and Medical Amnesty Policies Cultural & Diversity Education Programming Student Involvement/ Student and Community Outreach Working with Students' Attorney Community Rights & Responsibilities Advising a Student Organization Joining the DoS Faculty/Staff Network Participating in Community Service Participating in Student Trips & Retreats Funding for Cultural Programming
Organizations
Illinois State Univerisity's fraternities and sororities make an important contribution to life on campus by providing leadership opportunities for students and service to the community.
Since the first Greek-letter society was formed in 1776 at the College of William and Mary, sororities and fraternities have played a vibrant part of campus life. Students who choose to become part of a social fraternities and sororities organization will have the opportunity to be part of a well-rounded, co-curricular experience.
Sororities and fraternities at Illinois State have been a large part of campus life since 1972. Our organizations constantly work together to promote the highest ideals and standards. Each fraternity and sorority is unique in its own way, but all offer the opportunity to experience leadership, develop high academic standards, social activities, community service, and philanthropic projects, and most of all, lifelong friends.
387 Student Services Building
Campus Box 2702
Normal, IL 61790-2702
Phone: (309) 438-2151
Facsimile: (309) 438-5593