Join a Fraternity or Sorority.

Freshmen are not eligible to participate in recruitment until their Spring semester to allow new students to acclimate to campus life before committing to a chapter.

To engage in the recruitment process, students must meet the following requirements:

  • Full-time Creighton student (completed at least 12 credits by January)
  • Minimum 2.5 GPA
  • Good judicial standing with Creighton

Panhellenic Council Recruitment

Fall 2024 Recruitment: Fall Recruitment is COB or Continuous Open Bidding Style, meaning that not all chapters will participate in recruitment this semester. Check the Panhellenic and chapter social media accounts for information about individual chapter events.

These events are open to sophomores and up. First-year students are invited to participate in Spring recruitment.

Spring 2025 Recruitment: Registration is open from November 3rd to January 10th. Participants should plan to return to campus for activities beginning the evening of Saturday, January 11th. 

Registration link will be posted in November.

Inter-Fraternity Council Recruitment

Fall 2024 Recruitment: Registration is open from August 1st to September 8th and recruitment events run from September 8th-13th. 

These events are open to sophomores and up. First-year students are invited to participate in Spring recruitment.

Spring 2025 Recruitment: Registration is open from November 3rd to January 19th and recruitment events run from January 19th-31st.

Registration link will be posted in November.

Culturally Based Fraternal Council Intake

Intake is done on a chapter-by-chapter basis. For the most updated information about member intake please visit chapter social media accounts or fill out our interest form to be connected with the chapter(s) of your choice. 

Why join a fraternity or sorority at Creighton?

  • Joining a fraternity or sorority offers opportunities for leadership development, academic support, community service, and lifelong friendships. It provides a network of peers and alumni that can support you throughout your college career and beyond.

What are the benefits of joining a fraternity or sorority?

  • In keeping with the Jesuit tradition of seeking excellence, Fraternity and Sorority Life offers the opportunity to develop the whole person. Students gain leadership opportunities, academic support, and even alumni opportunities in their organization’s undergraduate chapter or international office.

What is the time commitment involved in being a member?

  • The time commitment can vary depending on the organization and your level of involvement. Generally, members are expected to attend weekly meetings, participate in events and community service, and fulfill other organizational responsibilities. Balancing fraternity/sorority life with academics and other commitments is important.

Are there costs associated with joining a fraternity or sorority?

  • Yes, there are financial obligations associated with membership, including dues, fees, and other costs. These can vary by organization. Many fraternities and sororities offer payment plans and scholarships to help members manage these expenses.

Will joining a fraternity or sorority affect my academics?

  • Yes, likely in a positive manner. The average GPA for Fraternity and Sorority Life (FSL) is higher than the average undergraduate GPA. Each chapter provides academic programming and incentives and academics always are placed first in the FSL community. 

Are members of fraternities and sororities involved in other campus activities?

  • Yes! Most of our students are involved in multiple organizations on campus and serve as leaders in organizations such as the Creighton Students Union, Student Orientation, Residence Life, Inter-Residence Hall Government, sports clubs, Campus Ministry, and more. Campus leadership is highly encouraged in the FSL community. 

Are all organizations in good standing with the University?

  • To see an up to date list of organizations’ disciplinary statuses, click here.

Is there a hazing policy at Creighton University?

  • Creighton University has a strict anti-hazing policy. Hazing is not tolerated, and any reports of hazing are taken seriously and investigated thoroughly. The university and chapters are committed to creating a safe and respectful environment for all members.

What is my role as a parent?

  • See our parents FAQ page

Contact Information

Charlie Fox
Vice President of Membership
Inter-Fraternity Council
charliefox@creighton.edu 

Devon Stoffel
Vice President of Membership
Panhellenic Council
devonstoffel@creighton.edu 

Audrey Pon
President
Culturally Based Fraternal Council
aubreypon@creighton.edu