Fraternity Council

"The Core Purpose of the Inter-Fraternity Council is to build a stronger Greek Community through efforts to foster a positive image, to enhance greek unity, and to recruit men consistent with the high standards of our Chapters."

The Inter-Fraternity Council is the governing body of the College's fraternity system. In addition to the nine executive officers, the Council's membership includes the presidents of each of the seventeen IFC recognized fraternities.

The IFC serves as a weekly forum for fraternity leaders to discuss issues, organize large events, address representatives of College administration, and to collectively set policies for campus-wide fraternity conduct. The IFC serves as a means of encouraging fraternities to better themselves and helps them in accomplishing this goal. Also, the IFC sets and manages the recruitment process. On the social side, IFC is instrumental in organizing Greek-wide social events such as Greek Formal.

The final hope and purpose of the IFC is to ensure that the fraternity system at William & Mary maintains the high standards which it has held for over two hundred years.

Interested in Joining a Fraternity?

Joining a fraternity and being a part of the vibrant Greek community at William & Mary can help make your college experience even more unforgettable.  You can find detailed information on recruitment events, open house schedules, etc. by going to the Fraternity Recruitment page.

Inter-Fraternity Council Chapters and Officers

IMPORTANT: Psi Upsilon,  Omega Beta Delta/"Omega", and Pi Lambda Phi are NOT recognized fraternities by the IFC, the College nor their (inter)National Organizations.

IFC Organizational Business Documents

• IFC Minutes
• IFC Elections