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Fraternity & Sorority Chapters

Become part of a community

Being part of a fraternity or sorority is about more than joining a group or having fun—it's about leadership, service and lifelong friendships

Mission statement: Fraternity and Sorority Life at Simpson College is committed to fostering collaborative communities that empower academic development, personal growth, and a philanthropic spirit while connecting students to a rich history and vast network of involved alumni.   

Having a family away from home, a strong support network, and friends to create lasting memories are core tenants of Fraternity and Sorority Life at Simpson College. Creating a welcoming and supportive environment within each organization and among our entire Fraternity and Sorority Life community that enhances the celebration of the Simpson Community is paramount to us. 

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Fraternities


Alpha Tau Omega

Nickname: ATO
Founded: 1865, Virginia Military Institute
Simpson chapter: Beta Alpha chapter, founded 1885
 

Kappa Theta Psi

Nickname: Kappa, KOY
Simpson chapter: Founded 1902, oldest local fraternity west of the Mississippi
 

Lambda Chi Alpha

Nickname: Lambda
Founded: 1909, Boston University
Simpson chapter: Theta Lambda Zeta chapter, founded 1924
 

Sigma Alpha Epsilon

Nickname: SAE
Founded: 1856, University of Alabama
Simpson chapter: Iowa Sigma chapter, founded 1889.
 

Sororities


Delta Delta Delta

Nickname: Tri Delta
Founded: 1888, Boston College
Simpson chapter: Delta chapter, founded 1889

 

Kappa Kappa Gamma

Nickname: Kappa, KKG
Founded: 1870, Monmouth College
Simpson chapter: Omicron Deuteron chapter, founded 1880

 

Pi Beta Phi

Nickname: Pi Phi
Founded: 1867, Monmouth College
Simpson chapter: Iowa Beta chapter, founded 1874

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Is fraternity/sorority life right for you?

You will have a chance to explore what being a part of a Greek organization is like when you arrive on campus but you can see what it's like when you visit campus! Click the link below to schedule a visit and ask about talking to students involved in Greek life.