Fraternities and sororities at Randolph-Macon College encourage academic success, promote community service, and offer an opportunity for students to make lifelong friendships.

Fraternity and sorority life on campus is overseen by the Student Engagement Center. The fraternity and sorority system is also a vital part of Randolph-Macon’s residential community, housing approximately 100 students each year.

12

chapters (fraternity, sorority, and co-ed)
135

years of fraternity & sorority life on campus at RMC
18%

of undergraduates participate in fraternity & sorority Life

Fraternity and Sorority Organizations at RMC

Each link below connects to the organization’s page on the Buzz, the student portal.

Fraternities

Sororities

Co-Educational greek Organizations

Alpha Phi Omega

Learn about the process of joining a fraternity or sorority at RMC.

Order of Omega Leadership Honor Society

The Order of Omega is a national leadership honor society exclusively for eligible fraternity & sorority members. RMC is home to the Pi Eta chapter of Order of Omega. Membership is limited. Interested applicants are encouraged to apply when applications are made annually available from the Student Engagement Center.

Eligibility for Order of Omega is as follows:

Cumulative GPA at or above all FSL community average at the time of selection
Demonstrated leadership experience
Demonstrated commitment to values

Student Safety and Campus Hazing Transparency Report

Randolph-Macon College adheres to both the federal Stop Campus Hazing Act and the Code of Virginia pursuant to “Adam’s Law.” These complementary pieces of legislation at both the federal and state levels underscore a commitment to transparency, prevention, and student safety. The College provides hazing prevention and alcohol overdose education to campus stakeholders, including students, advisors, faculty, and staff.

Furthermore, the College maintains and publicly reports actual findings of violations of the College’s Student Conduct Code or of federal or state laws pertaining to hazing that are reported to campus authorities or local law enforcement. Findings of hazing violations after July 1, 2022, may be found on this site for a period of 10 years in accordance with Adam’s Law.