Joining a fraternity is more than just becoming part of a student organization—it’s a lifelong commitment to personal growth, academic excellence, leadership, and community engagement. The Interfraternity Council (IFC) at Michigan State University oversees 28 fraternities, each fostering a unique brotherhood rooted in shared values and traditions.
Fraternities contribute significantly to student success by offering an unparalleled support network that starts on campus and extends far beyond graduation. From academic mentoring and scholarship opportunities to leadership training and service projects, fraternity members develop skills that prepare them for success in their careers and communities. Studies show that students who engage in Fraternity and Sorority Life are more likely to persist through college and graduate on time, thanks to the strong sense of belonging and accountability they experience within their chapters.
IFC fraternities at MSU also enrich the student experience through diverse activities, including intramural sports, philanthropy events, and professional development programs. Members build connections with peers, alumni, and university leaders, fostering a sense of community that enhances retention and well-being. The bonds of brotherhood forged here last a lifetime, creating a network of support that alumni often credit as a cornerstone of their personal and professional success.
Explore the IFC website to learn more about the 28 fraternities and how they contribute to the vibrant campus culture at Michigan State University!
2025 Interfraternity Council Executive Board