The Fraternity and Sorority Life (FSL) Community at Utah State University is about friendship, leadership, service, scholarship, and personal development. We are a community dedicated to making USU—and the world—a better place by improving ourselves, supporting one another, and enriching the overall college experience. Each chapter contributes to that vision in its own unique and meaningful way, making it an essential part of our community.
OUR FSL COUNCILS:
Interfraternity Council (IFC):
The IFC is the governing body for all fraternities at USU. It oversees recruitment, promotes academic success, fosters leadership development, and ensures fraternities operate according to community standards and university policies. The IFC also organizes educational programs, and service opportunities for its member organizations. The five elected positions that make up the IFC Executive board are held by student leaders within the community.
College Panhellenic Council (CPC):
The CPC is the governing body for all sororities at USU. It coordinates the recruitment process, provides leadership training, encourages scholarship and service, and supports the positive development of its member chapters. The CPC works to create a unified, supportive sorority community committed to values-based living and personal growth. The five elected members of the Panhellenic Executive Council work together to ensure this mission is being carried out by the sorority community as a whole!
OUR CHAPTERS
Kappa Delta
Kappa Delta sorority inspires confidence and friendship while fostering personal growth through leadership, service, and campus involvement. Their philanthropy supports Prevent Child Abuse America and The Family Place. Members strive to seek that which is honorable, beautiful, and highest in all they do.
Sigma Alpha
Sigma Alpha is a professional agricultural sorority focused on scholarship, leadership, service, and fellowship for women pursuing careers in agriculture. The chapter fosters connections and development for future industry leaders. Note: Sigma Alpha has a unique recruitment process; contact them directly for details.
Delta Sigma Theta
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. is a service-based organization dedicated to public service with an emphasis on the Black community. Members work to positively impact local and global communities. Note: This is a statewide chapter sorority and depending on membership, may or may not be an active member of the USU Panhellenic Council certain academic years.
Alpha Tau Omega
Alpha Tau Omega (ATO) offers brotherhood, leadership, and personal growth opportunities for men looking to make a meaningful impact. Founded on strong values, ATO has shaped more than 234,000 men into leaders since 1865 nationally. Members of the chapter at USU join a lifelong network committed to integrity and service.
Pi Kappa Alpha
Pi Kappa Alpha (PIKE) stives to develop men into Scholars, Leaders, Athletes, and Gentlemen with a focus on integrity and achievement. As one of the largest national fraternities, PIKE helps members excel on campus and beyond. Their brotherhood prepares members for success in all areas of life and the chapter at USU is no exception.
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Sigma Phi Epsilon (SigEp) promotes the Balanced Man Program, focusing on continuous development of a sound mind and sound body. The Utah Alpha chapter is known for leadership and involvement across campus. Members experience personal and professional growth from day one as they strive to live by their creed “this fraternity will be different.”
Alpha Sigma Phi
Alpha Sigma Phi (Alpha Sig) is committed to "Better the Man" by fostering brotherhood and personal character development rooted in silence, charity, purity, honor, and patriotism. They welcome a broad range of men seeking personal growth—not just those pursuing Greek life. Their vision is to better the world through better men. If you want to find acceptance, look into joining the chapter here.