Fraternity & Sorority Life at Bentley, also known as "FSL" or Greek Life, is a community of creative, ethical, and socially responsible leaders dedicated to advancing personal growth, social connections, philanthropy, and academic success at Bentley University. FSL at Bentley comprises about 17% of undergraduate students.
Alpha Phi Sorority's (APhi) purpose is to promote growth in character, foster unity of feeling, cultivate sisterly affection, and encourage social communion among its members. At Bentley University, the Zeta Rho Chapter enhances and promotes each member's development and learning by focusing on these core values. APhi holds a special place in our hearts for their philanthropy, the Alpha Phi Foundation, which supports women's heart health.
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority (GPhi) was founded at Syracuse University in 1874. The Bentley chapter was previously the local sorority of Sigma lota Sigma, which became affiliated with Gamma Phi Beta. The mission is to foster a nurturing environment that provides women the opportunity to achieve their potential through a lifelong commitment to intellectual growth, individual worth, and service to humanity. These women enrich their college lives as well as develop everlasting friendships. Gamma Phi Beta's mission is to build strong girls, which is highlighted by their philanthropic partner, Girls on the Run. The sisters of GPhi continue to build strong girls both outside and within the chapter.
Kappa Delta Sorority (KD) is a sisterhood that embodies the values of friendship, leadership, and service. With a rich heritage and a commitment to empowering women, KD provides a nurturing environment where members can grow personally and academically while making a positive impact in their communities. Through lifelong bonds and a dedication to their philanthropies, Girl Scouts of America and PCAA, KD shapes the lives of its members, fostering a sense of belonging and empowering them to thrive in all aspects of life.
Phi Sigma Sigma Sorority (Phi Sig) centers around three shared ideals: sisterhood, scholarship, and service. Phi Sig makes a commitment to live up to these values, demonstrated by their support of one another, pledge to academic excellence, and contributions to their philanthropies. Phi Sig is a dynamic, principled, passionately committed group of women from around the world who define themselves not by their distinct differences but by what they have in common.
Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity (AEPi) emphasizes brotherhood, leadership, and philanthropy. Founded on the values of academic excellence, social engagement, and Jewish heritage, AEPi provides a platform for young men to form lasting friendships while developing essential leadership skills. The fraternity places a strong emphasis on community service and charitable activities, aiming to make a positive impact on both their campuses and the wider world.
Established in 1924, the Alpha Gamma Pi Fraternity (AGP) stands as Bentley's inaugural Greek life organization. Today, AGP maintains a campus-wide legacy as a close-knit community of driven, passionate young men dedicated to enhancing the Bentley community academically, socially, and philanthropically on a daily basis.
Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity (DKE) has a storied history that spans more than a century. Joining DKE means forging enduring friendships, accessing a robust alumni network, and affiliating with a brotherhood committed to each member's success. DKE fosters growth and development in both the social and academic realms, whether on the basketball court or through charitable initiatives. The fraternity promotes a dynamic environment where members can distinguish themselves through leadership and active engagement in the campus community.
Delta Sigma Iota Fraternity, Inc. (DSI) prides itself on its foundation as a multicultural fraternity rooted in South Asian culture. The fraternity established itself on Bentley's campus in 2022 to promote camaraderie, personal growth, and community engagement among its members. DSI operates on the principles of scholarship, leadership, and service, aiming to create a supportive environment where individuals can develop personally and professionally. Through a range of activities, events, and initiatives, the fraternity cultivates a sense of belonging and motivates members to excel academically while also positively impacting the local community.
Kappa Sigma Fraternity (Kap Sig) focuses on fostering friendship, loyalty, and brotherly bonds. The organization aims to excel in all aspects of fraternity and student life at Bentley University. To achieve this goal, Kap Sig emphasizes the development of scholarship, leadership, community service, social etiquette, and cultural awareness.
Sigma Chi Fraternity (Sig Chi) aims to be an organization that exemplifies friendship, justice, and learning through ritual, brotherhood, and club. The Lambda Upsilon Chapter at Bentley prides itself on its commitment to bettering both our campus and surrounding community. Past fundraisers and events include preparing meals at the Greater Boston Food Bank, helping assemble care packages for underprivileged youth through Cradles to Crayons, and raising nearly $20,000 through the Hairless for Huntsman cancer fundraiser.
Sigma Gamma Delta Fraternity (SGD), a local Bentley fraternity founded in 1965, prides itself on holding one another and the Bentley community to the highest standard. Our brothers embody this excellence in their everyday lives, in the classroom, the Greek community, and the community at large. SGD aims to create a cohesive brotherhood that will stand the test of time. In unity is strength!
Sigma Pi Fraternity (Sig Pi) is an organization of future business leaders committed to brotherhood, academic excellence, and giving back to the surrounding community. Sigma Pi is an international organization with chapters stretching across universities all over North America. To Sig Pi, their brotherhood is like a second family, and who have their utmost respect and care for one another.
Bentley has a request process for considering the addition of other culturally-based campus-based and city-wide fraternities or sororities. Groups must be affiliated with one of the following: National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC), National Association of Latino Fraternal Organizations (NALFO), National Multicultural Greek Council (NMGC), or National Asian Pacific Islander American Panhellenic Association (NAPA). Please contact Jessica Miceli, Assistant Director of SP&E, if you have questions about this process or are interested in affiliating with any of the above three organizations.
