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Multicultural Greek Organizations

The Saint Louis University Multicultural Greek Council (MGC) serves as the governing council for cultural and identity-based fraternities and sororities at SLU. 

Sorority members wearing matching jackets with the greek letters for Delta Phi Omega make a delta symbol with their hands while standing in front of the SLU clock tower.

SLU’s Multicultural Greek Organizations provide students the opportunity to engage in leadership development, give back to the community, and build a network of support. 

Each fraternity and sorority within the MGC is founded based upon cultural or identity-based traditions; membership is open to anyone. MGC fosters unity and promotes programming while encouraging the principles of service, academic excellence and siblinghood. MGC represents a quickly growing part of SLU's fraternity and sorority life community with expansion opportunities to come. Currently, the Multicultural Greek Council represents South Asian interest groups but welcomes new opportunities to support SLU students. 

Multicultural Greek Council Chapters at SLU

Delta Phi Omega Sorority, Incorporated
National Website: deltaphiomega.org
Founded: December 1998
Philanthropy: Children’s Education and Literacy 
Values: Sisterhood, Honesty, Loyalty, Respect and Friendship
Instagram Handle: @dpo_slu

Multicultural Greek Council Recruitment Information 

Students interested in joining an MGC organization will join through a process known as membership intake. Each chapter's national or international organization defines the intake process and sets the dates. Before the membership process, organizations host an informational session where students have the opportunity to express interest in a specific organization.

Interested students are encouraged to regularly attend events hosted by the organization of interest to be aware of membership opportunities.