Our Community
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rnities and sororities have been a part of Northwestern University since 1859 and have played an important role in the lives of thousands of students and alumni since then. They contribute much to the campus community through educational programs, social activities, service projects and leadership development opportunities. For decades, fraternities and sororities have provided a sense of belonging and community for students.
- Overview of Fraternity and Sorority Life
- Our Chapters
- Contact Information
- Calendar of Events
- History of Fraternity and Sorority Life
- Purpose and Values of Fraternities and Sororities
Facts and Figures of the NU Fraternity and Sorority Community
| Total Membership was approximately 2,766 students | |
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| IFC average chapter size = 75 | MGC average chapter size = 13 |
| NPHC average chapter size = 7 | PHA average chapter size = 121 |
| Approximately 866 students lived in fraternity and sorority houses at NU | |
| Chapters raised an average of $130.95 per member for philanthropic causes | |
| Chapters completed an average of 15 hours of service per member | |
| 92 up-and-coming Greek leaders completed the Greek Emerging Leaders class | |
| 16 student leaders attended the Association of Fraternal Leadership and Values Annual Conference, the largest Fraternity and Sorority-student conference in the US | |
| The All-Fraternity and Sorority GPA in Spring 2010 was 3.48, with nearly 40% of students attaining a 3.65 or higher | |