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The fraternity and sorority community on the Armstrong Campus is close-knit and welcoming. While there are currently no fraternities on campus, six sororities offer students chances to lead, serve others, stay on track academically, and build lifelong friendships.

Each chapter brings its own traditions and values, creating a network that adds to the overall experience of being a student at Armstrong. Sorority members support one another, give back through service projects, and help shape a strong community on campus.

Armstrong Chapters

There are seven sororities connected to the Armstrong Campus. Joining a chapter means becoming part of a broader community. At Georgia Southern, fraternities and sororities are grouped into three councils:

• College Panhellenic Council (CPH)
• Interfraternity Council (IFC)
• Multicultural Greek Council (MGC)

Each council has its own focus and traditions, but all support the same core goals—building strong friendships, helping others, growing as leaders, and staying focused on academics.

Community Calendar

Check out upcoming events, chapter meetings, and service opportunities.

Chapter Status

We believe in being open about the status of our chapters. Fraternities and sororities at Georgia Southern run themselves and are responsible for their own choices.

Chapter updates are shared when:

• A chapter is found responsible for an academic or disciplinary issue after due process.
• A chapter is placed on academic probation.
• A chapter is suspended by its national organization or the university.

See the current chapter status here:

Legend

• CPH – College Panhellenic Council
• IFC – Interfraternity Council
• MGC – Multicultural Greek Council
• NPHC – National Pan-Hellenic Council
• FSL – Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life
• HQ – National/International Organization
• DOS – Dean of Students