Welcome to the Office of

              Fraternity and Sorority Life . . .

The Greek community at Longwood University has a long, rich tradition of fostering student involvement and development. Since the founding of our first Greek organization in 1898, fraternity and sorority members have formed the bonds of brotherhood and sisterhood, strive to maintain high grade point averages, and provide service to The University and its surrounding community. In fact, Longwood University is internationally known as the “Mother of Sororities” with four national chapters having been founded on campus over 100 years ago.

It is our mission to assist chapters and the respective governing councils with developing skills and values necessary to make a positive contribution to the organizations, the campus community, and society. The mission of the office is to provide support, services, leadership opportunities, and educational programs as well as brotherhood/sisterhood that allows the governing councils, the collegiate chapters, the council and chapter officers in developing organizations that promote the principles of scholarship, leadership, and service.

Not just four years. . . for life.

The overall goal of the office is to provide a quality undergraduate fraternal experience for the students at Longwood University who are members of each respective chapter.