About Fraternity and Sorority Life
Vision
We strive to develop an inclusive community that empowers members to lead boldly and belong fully.
Mission
The Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life advocates for members of social fraternities and sororities by creating co-curricular learning experiences that foster well-being, advance values-based leadership, and inspire meaningful community engagement, resulting in a vibrant and transformative student experience.
Benefits of Joining
Demonstrating academic integrity and a commitment to lifelong learning.
Spring 2026
- All Fraternity and Sorority Life GPA: 3.55
- All Non-Member Student GPA: 3.43
Benefitting our local community through service and philanthropy dollars raised.
Academic Year 2025-26:
- Philanthropy Dollars raised: $408,826
- Community Service Hours: 22,917
Embracing individual and organizational values to mobilize others and prepare you for life beyond the Butler experience.
“As the president of Sigma Nu fraternity, I have had the privilege of witnessing the transformative power of Greek life. Being a part of this brotherhood has not only shaped my college experience but has also prepared me for life beyond the boundaries of our campus. Our fraternity is more than just a social organization; it is a platform for personal growth, leadership development, and lifelong friendships” – Kyle Kane ‘25
Fostering a sense of brotherhood and sisterhood through meaningful connections. Belonging is the extent to which students feel their authentic self is personally accepted, respected, included, supported and safe here at Butler.
Demonstrating informed decision makings while participating in responsible social activities to create harmony in one’s relationships with self and others. Fraternities and sororities are committed to our BU|BeWell Framework providing transformative learning inside and outside the classroom.
Approach to Risk Management
The Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life is committed to creating a safer community through impactful educational experiences while promoting social development. Prioritizing the well-being of members goes beyond following university rules and organization policies. It’s about making informed decisions that cultivate a high standard of personal integrity and organization responsibility.
- Butler University Rules of Conduct
- Butler University Student Handbook
- Student Organization Conduct Disclosures for chapters that have been found responsible for violating the Rules of Conduct in the last four years
- Fraternity and Sorority Alcohol Amnesty Policy
- Butler University Hazing Policy
- Butler University Hazing Reporting Form
To report a dangerous incident of hazing that is actively happening or imminent, call the BUPD at 317-940-9999. - StopHazing.org Resources


- Student Organization Policies, Resources, and Guidelines
You must be signed into your My.Butler to access these documents. - Butler University Housing Policy
- Student of Concern Report
Submit a Student of Concern Report regarding a concern for the well-being of a Butler student. If your concern requires an emergency response, please contact BUPD at 317-940-9999. - Butler University Academic Services
- Butler University Counseling and Consultation Services
- Butler University Student Disability Services
Annual Report
Our office’s annual reports provide a comprehensive review of our fraternity and sorority community’s accomplishments, growth statistics, academic performance, and chapter impact. These reports also capture out office’s successes, challenges, and action items for the future.
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