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HistoryPhi Beta Chi is a national sorority founded in 1978. Since then, the sorority has grown to 10 chapters nationwide. The Kappa Chapter of Phi Beta Chi is a social sorority on the campus of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. The Kappa Colony of Phi Beta Chi National Sorority was established at UNC - Chapel Hill on August 23, 1997 and became an official chapter on January 22, 2000. Since then, we have become an associate member of the Panhellenic Council, and our membership has grown from just a handful of sisters to over 30 active sisters and a large network of alumni all around the country.
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About Us
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Our sorority functions with the same traditions and practices of other sororities, including formals, semi formals, Big/Little, Alumnae events, and sisterhood events. Members of Phi Beta Chi are expected to uphold high academic, leadership, and service standards. We also promote the ideals of integrity, responsibility, and loyalty that the Greek community strives to achieve.
Phi Beta Chi was established to support women socially, spiritually, and academically during their collegiate years and throughout their lives. At our heart, we are a supportive sisterhood that celebrates the diversity that can be found within our members, and we encourage all of our sisters to strive for excellence in everything that they do - whether it be social, academic, philanthropic, or faith-based. While Phi Beta Chi was established based on the Lutheran heritage, the members of our sorority represent and celebrate the many faiths and walks of life. |
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National TraditionsFounding Date: March 26th, 1978
Mascot: White Lamb Symbol: Ellipse Song: "Now a Rose" Colors: Azure Blue and White Flower: White Rose of Sharon Motto: "Amor Via Vitae in Christo" (Love through life in Christ) Philanthropy: Bethesda Lutheran Communities and YMCA |
