Penn State Panhellenic Executive Council

Since 1872, greek life has been a central aspect of student life at Penn State. In 1926, the first sorority was chartered and from there Penn States greek life has continued to grow exponentially. Today, Penn State is home to one of the largest greek systems in the nation. The Penn State Panhellenic Executive Council oversees 22 active chapters, all with diverse sisterhoods, values, philanthropic missions, and traditions. We are the largest womens organization on campus consisting of over 5,000 women and we are constantly looking for more ways to empower the women we represent. The purpose of Penn States Panhellenic Executive Council is to represent the interests of the 22 Panhellenic chapters to the University administration and to promote unity amongst all chapters. Additionally, as a self-governing organization, we manage a sorority-wide judicial system, the Greek Judicial Board, and spearhead all recruitment & publicity efforts for our community. In 1973, Penn States Inter-...