Greek Life

Greek Council governs the Greek community and Greek organizations.

For more info, send an email to greekcouncil@kenyon.edu.

• Alpha Delta Phi
• Archon Society
• Beta Theta Pi
• Delta Kappa Epsilon
• Delta Phi
• Delta Tau Delta
• Peeps O' Kenyon
• Phi Kappa Sigma
• Epsilon Delta Mu
• Theta Delta Phi
• Zeta Alpha Pi

Alpha Delta Phi

Alpha Delta Phi of Kenyon College is a Greek organization dedicated to the betterment of its brothers as well as the community at large.

Representing a wide array of interests and backgrounds, this brotherhood is open to all men of the campus, and seeks to help brothers develop a sense of commitment, motivation, and genuine affection for the Fraternity but also the ability to emerge from their undergraduate careers and make their place as a leader in the world.

E-mail: alphadeltaphi@kenyon.edu.

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Archon Society

A co-ed community service and social organization which provides a bridge between Kenyon students and residents of Knox County through volunteer activities. Upper-class new members are accepted in the fall and spring, while first-year students are accepted in the spring, coinciding with Greek Rush.

E-mail: archon.society@kenyon.edu
Website: http://archonsociety.wordpress.com/

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Beta Theta Pi

During his college career, a young man finds that being a Beta means many things: respect for tradition, lifelong friendship, devotion to academic excellence, dedication to responsible leadership, commitment to community service and high standards.

E-mail: betathetapi@kenyon.edu
Website: http://community.kenyon.edu/betathetapi.xml

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Delta Kappa Epsilon

Founded in 1852, Lambda Chapter of Delta Kappa Epsilon was the first fraternity on Kenyon campus. Nationally, Delta Kappa Epsilon has many distinguished alumni and has graduated more U.S. Presidents than any other fraternity, including Lambda's own Rutherford B. Hayes. Lambda Chapter's original lodge was the first fraternity lodge built in the United States and stood on the site of the Chapter's current lodge on Kokosing Drive. In 2002, Lambda Dekes representing the Class of 1937 to the present celebrated the landmark 150th Anniversary of Lambda Chapter.

E-mail: deltakappaepsilon@kenyon.edu

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Delta Phi

Seeks to promote the unilateral disarmament of anti-government militias in the hopes of their energy could be re-channeled into less violent pursuits. The Phi chapter of Delta Phi, founded at Kenyon in 1940, represents the foremost stronghold in the ongoing battle against the Kudzu forces. We hope to one day be reunited with Starship Xenontuan 8 and wing through the nebula of yesteryear, free as Kestrals in an azure sky.

E-mail address: deltaphi@kenyon.edu

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Delta Tau Delta

Since its 1858 founding at Bethany College, Delta Tau Delta chapters have spread across the U.S. and Canada. Kenyon's chapter, established in 1881, was one of the first Delt chapters in the nation. Members excel at community service, academic and athletic excellence, and leadership while maintaining a strong and social brotherhood.

E-mail: deltataudelta@kenyon.edu
Website: http://delts.kenyon.edu

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Peeps O' Kenyon

Guided by the ideology of purity and accuracy, we disbanded from national fraternal ties in 1970 to achieve greater creative independence and initiative with the Kenyon Community. In 1974, female members were accepted to form a more perfect aura within our state. We are balanced and continuous people; Torque Mortem Talpem Supra Tuum Caput Dum Vivimus Vivamus!

Email address: peeps-o-kenyon@kenyon.edu

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Phi Kappa Sigma

Phi Kappa Sigma seeks to promote the following: good fellowship and the cultivation of the social virtues among its members; the protection of the just rights and the advancement of the best interests, present and future, individual and collective, of all those who shall be associated together as members of the fraternity; the encouragement of good scholarship and breadth of training for its members; and cooperation in the educational and cultural programs of institutions of higher education in which chapters are located.

E-mail: phikappasigma@kenyon.edu
Website: http://www2.kenyon.edu/orgs/PhiKapp/

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Epsilon Delta Mu

The sorority is based on the Greek philosophy of eudaimonia—the idea that a good life is based on friendship, happiness, knowledge, and virtue. Through these four ideas, we plan to enrich ourselves, our sisters, and the community as a whole.

E-mail account: epsilondeltamu@kenyon.edu

Website: http://sites.google.com/site/epsilondeltamu/

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Theta Delta Phi

Theta Delta Phi fosters growth of its members by upholding the ideals of academic excellence, community involvement, visionary leadership and social responsibility. Our core values, unity, honor, wisdom, courage, and sincerity, are embraced and exemplified by our members.

E-mail address: theta@kenyon.edu

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Zeta Alpha Pi

Through a core foundation of sisterhood, Zeta Alpha Pi advocates the cultivation of the intellect and leadership; the fostering of positive relationships, individual and societal, through service to the College and the community; the embodiment of Kenyon College's values and beliefs, such as academic excellence; and the formation of interminable bonds which enrich the college and post-college experience and will be carried throughout our lifetimes.

E-mail address: zetaalphapi@kenyon.edu

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