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Greek Affairs
Index Page
Use the links above or below to find out more about:
 About Us
Find out about our department mission, services, and location.
Announcements
Reminders and announcements for important services, events, and information from our department.
Membership
At the University at Buffalo, membership in a Greek letter organization offers students unique opportunities for campus involvement, scholarship, leadership, and socializing
Member Organizations
The Inter Greek Council (IGC) is the umbrella organization which recognizes and oversees all social fraternal organizations on the UB campus. IGC coordinates programming and education with the Panhellenic Council, the National Pan-Hellenic Council, the Inter Fraternity Council, the United Council of Cultural Fraternities and Sororities, and the United Coeducational Greek Council.
Anti-Discrimination Policy
The Inter-Greek Council, and its affiliated organizations do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sexual orientation, condition of handicap, religion, or creed.
Statement of Hazing
The specific definition of hazing,and New York State law, as it pertains to hazing.
Greek Definitions
Defintions of frequently used greek words.
Policies and Guidelines
The University at Buffalo recognizes that organized student life programs are a valuable part of the student educational environment. Recognized student organizations further the University's educational mission.
Greek Voices
The Greek Life Newsletter.
Information for Parents
The University at Buffalo has more than 40 recognized fraternities and sororities legitimately affiliated with our campus. Membership can provide your son or daughter with a positive, enriching experience along with a myriad of leadership and service opportunities.
Philanthropy Reports
The Greek-letter social organizations at the University at Buffalo participate, sponsor and assist with many events on and off campus. In addition to philanthropic events, raising money for charity, they also assist community organizations in accomplishing their goals. Service to the community may be in the form of manpower, program and/or guest speaker provision (educational or awareness).
Forms
Here are separate Microsoft Word and Adobe PDF files of the important documents sent to each organization by Greek Affairs.
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