Councils & Chapters
Interfraternity Council (IFC)
The governing body for the 24 men's fraternities that are members of the North-American Interfraternity Conference.
Multicultural Greek Council (MGC)
Governing body for culturally-based fraternities and sororities. It serves as a platform for cooperation and collaboration between its member organizations.
National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC)
Governing body for historically Black international fraternities and sororities.
Panhellenic Association (PHA)
The governing body for 15 women's sororities that are the members of the National Panhellenic Conference (NPC).
Fraternity & Sorority Community Scorecard
The Community Scorecard is available to help students and families become more familiar with the current status of each of organization.
Reported data comes from the university’s offices for Student Conduct and Community Standards; Institutional Effectiveness and Analytics; and Fraternity & Sorority Life
View the scorecardAcademic Reports
The academic success of the UNL fraternity and sorority community is reported for the past three semesters.
Reports dating back to Fall 2010 are available in the full archive.
University-approved Housing
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln has an on-campus residency policy that requires first-year students to reside in University-owned residence halls or other University-approved living units, which may include privately-owned and operated fraternities and sororities, provided they meet the annual requirements necessary to be granted University-approved housing status.
Learn more about University-approved HousingUnderstanding Suspended Organizations
Simply stated, a fraternity or sorority does not exist in the Nebraska community when it loses recognition. This loss of status means the organization has been suspended from the university for a period of time.
At UNL, the health and safety of our students has always been a priority. All Recognized Student Organizations (RSOs) are held to a high standard of operating according to guidelines and regulations and this includes the fraternities and sororities that are a part of the FSL community. Occasionally, actions may be taken to help ensure that these standards are upheld and can be implemented in various ways.