Why Go Greek?

Today’s Sororities and Fraternities May Surprise You! Each Greek organization is a self-governing business. UBC students, with the assistance of alumni advisors, collectively budget, collect and expend over $500,000 per year.

There are over 400 leadership positions in the UBC Greek community alone. Greeks are more likely to graduate than other collegians. Students who join fraternities and sororities are 28% more likely to return to university the following year than students who choose not to join. Greeks rate their college life happier than other collegians and are more involved in campus activities then non-members.

85% of Fortune 500 companies are run by Greeks. Greek alumni have higher average incomes than non-Greek alumni after graduation, even after accounting for parents’ educational levels, graduation year, and gender. Greek-affiliated alumni are involved in more civic organizations and contribute more financially to charitable organizations than non-Greek alumni. Fraternity and sorority involvement correlates positively with citizen involvement and charitable giving later in life.

About us...

Delta Gamma encompasses all facets that embody a strong, diverse and giving sisterhood. From establishing an active volunteer base in the local and international community to enjoying the fun that the Greek system has to offer, the one ideal that our chapter fosters above all are the genuine and inclusive friendships. Every chapter participates in the same sporting events, attends the same social soirees and contributes to the same philanthropic work, but what separates Delta Gamma from the Greek community are the unique bonds of sisterhood that develop and flourish. Our Vice President - Programming, Mia Turner, devotes hours to accomplishing a diverse, multi-programmed calendar complete with sisterhood events from road trips to sushi dinners to movie nights and more! We see the amazing friendships that can emerge within everyday life and we create ways to establish those bonds.