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Welcome to the NY Eta Chapter of Pi Beta Phi at New York University!
ABOUT
Pi Beta Phi (ΠΒΦ), founded at Monmouth College in Monmouth, Illinois in 1867, has 135 active chapters and more than 330 alumnae groups in the United States and Canada. Pi Beta Phi has worked to support and empower our sisters since 1867. In the century and a half since, more than 300,000 women have proudly worn our golden arrow. Through a lifelong membership experience rooted in timeless values, we promote friendship, cultivate leadership potential and enrich lives through community service—ensuring each member has the support of sincere friends and the inspiration to achieve their goals.
HISTORY
The NY Eta chapter of Pi Beta Phi was founded on January 31st, 2009. It is one of seven sororities that belong to the NYU Panhellenic Council. In the 14 years since installation, our chapter has grown even more in membership and diversity. Our sisterhood in Pi Beta Phi is formed by a diverse group of individuals who share common values and engage in meaningful ritual. Throughout the year, we actively demonstrate our dedication to sincere friendship, servant leadership, scholarship, and philanthropic service through various sisterhood and philanthropic activities and events. As a collective of determined, clever, and caring people, we skillfully manage the demanding academics at New York University while embracing the exciting and enjoyable experiences that New York City presents. Pi Phi serves as an indispensable source of support and a tight-knit community, laying the groundwork for its members' future achievements.
PHILANTHROPIC EFFORTS
Read > Lead > Achieve
Champions Are Readers (CAR)
The Literacy Fund at Pi Beta Phi Foundation
New York Dance Marathon (NYDM)
JOIN PI PHI
Since 1867, Pi Beta Phi has ensured women have the support of sincere friends, opportunities to lead, and the inspiration to achieve their goals. Women coming together to support each other is as relevant today as when our 12 courageous founders formed the first women’s fraternity. Friendship has been at the core of Pi Phi's sisterhood for more than 150 years. Now more than 300,000 members strong, we cultivate relationships through shared experiences and values. We prioritize philanthropic work and maintain a century-long commitment to bettering society through literacy service. Our premier programming and member events promote personal, intellectual, and leadership growth and provide Pi Phis a place to develop and practice their skills. Our members know Pi Phi's sisterhood lasts a lifetime.
Pi Beta Phi Fraternity does not discriminate in its operations or membership selection practices on the basis of race, religious affiliation, national origin, physical ability, or sexual orientation. Pi Beta Phi is a women’s organization for individuals who live and self-identify as women.
We invite you to join us for Recruitment and witness the incredible opportunities and experiences that Pi Phi has to offer!
ABOUT
Pi Beta Phi (ΠΒΦ), founded at Monmouth College in Monmouth, Illinois in 1867, has 135 active chapters and more than 330 alumnae groups in the United States and Canada. Pi Beta Phi has worked to support and empower our sisters since 1867. In the century and a half since, more than 300,000 women have proudly worn our golden arrow. Through a lifelong membership experience rooted in timeless values, we promote friendship, cultivate leadership potential and enrich lives through community service—ensuring each member has the support of sincere friends and the inspiration to achieve their goals.
HISTORY
The NY Eta chapter of Pi Beta Phi was founded on January 31st, 2009. It is one of seven sororities that belong to the NYU Panhellenic Council. In the 14 years since installation, our chapter has grown even more in membership and diversity. Our sisterhood in Pi Beta Phi is formed by a diverse group of individuals who share common values and engage in meaningful ritual. Throughout the year, we actively demonstrate our dedication to sincere friendship, servant leadership, scholarship, and philanthropic service through various sisterhood and philanthropic activities and events. As a collective of determined, clever, and caring people, we skillfully manage the demanding academics at New York University while embracing the exciting and enjoyable experiences that New York City presents. Pi Phi serves as an indispensable source of support and a tight-knit community, laying the groundwork for its members' future achievements.
PHILANTHROPIC EFFORTS
Read > Lead > Achieve
Champions Are Readers (CAR)
The Literacy Fund at Pi Beta Phi Foundation
New York Dance Marathon (NYDM)
JOIN PI PHI
Since 1867, Pi Beta Phi has ensured women have the support of sincere friends, opportunities to lead, and the inspiration to achieve their goals. Women coming together to support each other is as relevant today as when our 12 courageous founders formed the first women’s fraternity. Friendship has been at the core of Pi Phi's sisterhood for more than 150 years. Now more than 300,000 members strong, we cultivate relationships through shared experiences and values. We prioritize philanthropic work and maintain a century-long commitment to bettering society through literacy service. Our premier programming and member events promote personal, intellectual, and leadership growth and provide Pi Phis a place to develop and practice their skills. Our members know Pi Phi's sisterhood lasts a lifetime.
Pi Beta Phi Fraternity does not discriminate in its operations or membership selection practices on the basis of race, religious affiliation, national origin, physical ability, or sexual orientation. Pi Beta Phi is a women’s organization for individuals who live and self-identify as women.
We invite you to join us for Recruitment and witness the incredible opportunities and experiences that Pi Phi has to offer!
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