Greek Life at UCA

Welcome to the University of Central Arkansas and the UCA Greek Community! As new students, you may have a variety of questions about the fraternity and sorority experience. We hope to answer those questions as well as provide you with useful information about Greek letter organizations at UCA and the contribution they make to student life on campus.

For 98 years, the Greek system at the University of Central Arkansas has offered an opportunity for involve

ment that is truly unique. Scholarship, leadership, brotherhood and sisterhood, community service, and social activities are the key elements of the 20 fraternities and sororities at UCA. We believe that the best way to get the most out of your college years is through the Greek experience. The opportunities for involvement and participation are numerous, and we encourage you to take a good look at what our Greek community has to offer.

Since 1915, Greek Organizations at UCA have been an integral part of campus life. Currently, 22 organizations (13 fraternities, nine (9) sororities, including seven (7) traditionally African American Greek organizations) comprise UCA's outstanding Greek community.

Four (4) councils serve as the governing bodies of the 20 chapters at UCA: Interfraternity Council (IFC) governs the traditionally Caucasian fraternities; Panhellenic Council governs the traditionally Caucasian sororities; National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) governs the traditionally African-American fraternities and sororities; Independent Greek Council (IGC) governs the organizations that do not belong nationally to one of the other three (3) council groups. In this system, IFC, Panhellenic, NPHC, and IGC students work together as a unified force to promote Greek life, govern chapters, and sponsor Greek events.

For more information about Greek Life at UCA, click on the links to the left.