MSA Greek Organizations

The Shippensburg University Council of the National Pan-Hellenic Council is a forum in which members of historically African American Greek Sororities and Fraternities can come together. The NPHC helps to unify the voice of the Greek community on Shippensburg's Campus. The National Pan-Hellenic Council consists of the following organizations:

Alpha Phi Alpha "1906"
Alpha Kappa Alpha "1908"
Kappa Alpha Psi "1911"
Omega Psi Phi "1911"
Delta Sigma Theta "1913"
Phi Beta Sigma "1914"
Zeta Phi Beta "1920"
Sigma Gamma Rho "1922"
Iota Phi Theta "1963"

HISTORY

In the early 1900s, African American men and women began entering colleges and universities in large numbers. It was in this environment that led to the establishment of Greek letter societies for African American college students. Historically, Black sororities and fraternities not only represent a social institution among African American students but also pride themselves on achievement in academics, leadership, and service to their communities.

Currently at Shippensburg University, the following organizations are represented.
Click on the name to go to their major event schedule and/or click on the shields to go to their
national web sites:

Alpha Phi Alpha 

Kappa Alpha Psi 
 

Omega Psi Phi 
 

Delta Sigma Theta 
 

Phi Beta Sigma 

Zeta Phi Beta 

Latino/Multicultural Greek Organization

In 2004, Sigma Lambda Gamma became the first Latino/Multicultural Sorority to be colonized at Shippensburg University. Founded nationally in 1990, the group motto is "Culture is Pride, Pride is Success."

Sigma Lambda Gamma

Alpha Phi Alpha:

Date	Event	Location	Time
	Alpha Week
	Ms. Black & Gold Pageant
	Alphademics

Iota Phi Theta:

Kappa Alpha Psi:

Delta Sigma Theta:

Phi Beta Sigma:

Sigma Lambda Gamma:

Zeta Phi Beta:

Alpha Phi Alpha:

Kappa Alpha Psi:

Zeta Phi Beta:

Delta Sigma Theta:

Phi Beta Sigma:

Iota Phi Theta:

Sigma Lambda Gamma:

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