In 1776, five students at the College founded Phi Beta Kappa, the first organization to call itself a fraternity.  It is only appropriate that the College of William & Mary is often referred to as the "Birthplace of the American College Fraternity."  Since that time, fraternities and sororities have evolved, but still remain committed to similar principles and values, such as scholarship, service, brotherhood/sisterhood, and leadership.  Here at the College the tradition of fraternity remains  strong and our Fraternity & Sorority Community plays a vital role on campus and in the community.

Community Information:

• Innova Campus Director Link
• Statement on Unrecognized Fraternity Omega Beta Delta (pdf)
• Statement on Suspension of Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity (pdf)
• Statement on Suspension of Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity (pdf)
• Submit a posting to Greek Digest

Congratulations to the Spring 2013 class of Order of Omega inductees!

Several sororities will be holding open house events this spring for women interested in participating in the recruitment process next semester.

The W&M chapter of Order of Omega (National Fraternity/Sorority Honor Society) invites junior and senior members of the W&M Fraternity/Sorority community to apply for membership.

Apply for Greek Awards - due 3/15

Scholarship applications are now available for students who are members of National Panhellenic Conference sororities/fraternities.

Check out the Spring 2012 Greek Grade Report

A message from the College's Hazing Prevention Coalition