Entering college is an opportunity to explore new avenues and venture outside of typical friend groups. It also is a time to expand upon current interests or delve deeper into them.
Posts published in “Meet the Greeks”
Only a few months have passed since the instillation of Alpha Phi at Stevens Institute of Technology. Nevertheless, the bonds between women have already modeled a sisterhood that is thought to have existed for decades.
As we embark on a new year of school, a new year of Greek life comes with it. So then comes a new year filled with deep-rooted friendships, memories, and experiences.
Founded in 1900, the Gamma Delta chapter of Sigma Nu has a century-old legacy on Castle Point – and is the longest running chapter of Sigma Nu in the country.
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u Alpha Phi professes to create a bond of brotherhood passed down from generation to generation, including lasting relationships between alumni and currently active members.
We’re Ocean’s Thirteen meets Sandlot except nobody has money and our neighbor’s dog is a lot smaller.
We’re Seinfeld meets Friends except we like airline food and we’re either Joey or Chandler but never Ross.
Kappa Sigma is under the Interfraternity Conference (IFC) along with 9 other fraternities on campus. With over 300 chapters, the Rho Omega chapter at Stevens Institute of Technology is among the top 5% due to our hard work, diligence, and principles.
This upcoming Fall 2017 and Spring 2018, we look forward to hosting a variety of events including our our Week of Serving and Educating in the fall and our Week of Illumination in the spring!
Being part of a sorority gives women a chance to meet friends of a lifetime, create their own traditions, and become a leader.
Located on 530 Hudson Street, Sigma Phi Epsilon (Sig Ep) is home to over 80 brothers. Sig Ep prides itself on building balanced men, and living within our cardinal principles of Virtue, Diligence, and Brotherly Love.