Rutgers University is home to 29 fraternities and 18 sororities.
More than 1,400 undergraduates are members of the Greek community. This
community provides a comprehensive educational and social learning
experience for its members through the promotion of brotherhood and
sisterhood, leadership and personal development, academics, and service
to the university and the New Brunswick community. The Rutgers
fraternity/sorority community has developed extensive self-governing
policies concerning human rights, hazing, and substance abuse.
The Office of Fraternity and Sorority Affairs (OFSA) is housed at 15 Bartlett Street on the College Avenue campus (http://www.ofsa.rutgers.edu). Offices
for the three governing councils can be found at OFSA: Interfraternity
Council, governing the 22 NIC men`s fraternities; Panhellenic
Association, governing six NPC sororities; and the Pan-Hellenic
Council, governing the historically African-American, Latino/a, Asian,
and multicultural fraternities and sororities.
