The purpose of Panhellenic sorority life is to encourage women to learn and grow through sisterhood and shared values.

Members of Saint Louis University sororities focus on scholarship, leadership, service and campus involvement. 

All SLU Panhellenic sororities emphasize the importance of academic achievement, and we recognize that this is your priority while in college. Every chapter also has a variety of leadership positions and activities you can pursue while you are at SLU.

Sorority recruitment takes place in September each year.  The registration page goes live in early summer.  Participation costs around $30 and must be paid online through the formal registration process.

For more information, contact the Panhellenic recruitment team at panhel.slu.recruitment@gmail.com.

Panhellenic Council Chapters at SLU

Alpha Delta Pi

National website Chapter website Founded: May 1851 Philanthropy: Ronald McDonald House

 

Delta Gamma

National website Chapter website Founded: December 1873 Philanthropy: Service for Sight

 

Gamma Phi Beta

International website Chapter website Founded: November 1874 Philanthropy: Girls Inc. Saint Louis, Girls on the Run

 

Kappa Alpha Theta

National website Chapter website Founded: January 1870 Philanthropy: Court Appointed Special Advocates

 

Kappa Delta  

National website Chapter website Founded: October 1897 Philanthropy: Girl Scouts of America

 

Phi Mu  

National website Chapter website Founded: March 1852 Philanthropy: Children’s Miracle Network

Zeta Tau Alpha

National website Chapter website Founded: October 1898 Philanthropy: Breast Cancer Awareness

Panhellenic Council

The Panhellenic Council represents SLU’s sorority chapters. Each chapter is represented by two delegates who attend weekly meetings with the executive board. The council plans and implements the formal recruitment at the beginning of every academic school year, through which an average of 450 young women join a sorority. It also provides educational programming and resources.

The bylaws and standards of the Panhellenic Council require respectful conduct between and outside any sorority. Council business is conducted during weekly meetings, where communications about recent sorority events are also reported to enable a united and panhellenic atmosphere at Saint Louis University.

2018 Executive Council