The Panhellenic Council is the governing body of the Greek sororities at Nebraska Wesleyan University. The council is composed of two delegates from each chapter along with officers responsible for governing across sororities.

Panhellenic and Interfraternity councils encourage leadership, academics and community service across the Greek system. Together, the councils sponsor all-Greek events that promote the brotherly and sisterly bonds of Greek life.

Costs

The cost of dues varies from chapter to chapter. The average is around $230 per semester. That’s considerably cheaper than what it costs to live in a residence hall. Many Greek organizations offer payment plans. Ask each chapter about financial responsibilities during Panhellenic Recruitment.

Academics

Each chapter creates an atmosphere conducive to high academic performance, challenging members to live up to their highest academic potential. The chapter houses have libraries, quiet study areas, and quiet hours. As a Greek member you will also have computers in the chapter houses, study-groups and tutors. NWU's sororities and fraternities recognize academic achievement through scholarships and loans. Each individual chapter has its own academic achievement awards and scholarship programs.

Alcohol and drugs

Each organization at Nebraska Wesleyan participates in a risk management program, which sets strict guidelines about the use of alcohol. Since the inception of this program, safety has improved at Greek social functions. All sorority houses are drug and alcohol free.