Explore Fraternity & Sorority Life at Augusta University and discover opportunities to build connections, develop leadership skills, serve the community, and pursue academic excellence.
Augusta University is home to 16 fraternities and sororities, four governing councils, and one honor society.
Together, our chapters pursue excellence in scholarship, leadership, service, and friendship while staying true to their own values, rituals, and traditions. Joining a fraternity or sorority means joining a family. Your chapter becomes a home away from home, where you connect with people who share your interests and ideals, create lasting memories, and build friendships for life.
Our chapters are recognized nationally for their commitment to academic achievement, ethical leadership, meaningful service, and intellectual integrity. Our office strives to empower fraternities and sororities to cultivate belonging, advance academic excellence, develop principled leaders, and create lasting positive impact.
Fraternity & Sorority Life
Summerville Campus
Jaguar Student Activities Center
706-721-7921
Fraternities & Sororities
Governing Councils
(IFC, NPHC, NPC, MGC)
Honor Society
(Order of Omega)
Active Members
Service Hours, 2025-26
Raised for Philanthropy, 2025-26

Leadership & Personal Growth
Build skills and take on leadership roles in your chapter and governing council.

Academic Excellence
Study support, scholarships, and recognition through Order of Omega.

Service & Community Impact
Philanthropy, volunteering, and meaningful partnerships in Augusta and beyond.

Brotherhood & Sisterhood
Belonging, mentorship, and friendships that last well beyond graduation.

Delta Chi members earn national NIC Awards of Distinction
“When I joined this organization, I learned about it,” said Blalock. “I bought into what theorganization believed in, like promoting character, developing friendship, advancing justiceand assisting in the acquisition of a sound education. I leaned into doing all these things,and it’s turned out great. Without it, I would not be where I am today.”