Fraternities and Sororities - University or North Texas Greek life at UNT Fraternities and sororities, also known as the Greek system or Greek life, have been a part of the UNT campus since the 1950s. When you join a fraternity or sorority, you can form lifelong friendships. You may gain leadership skills by becoming an officer. Many fraternity and sorority members are also leaders in other UNT organizations. Connections formed with fraternity or sorority members and alumni may be helpful when you look for a full-time job after graduation.
Greek life is much more than a series of social events.
Fraternities and sororities offer great advantages derived from brotherhood and sisterhood. Scholarship, intramural sports, social and philanthropic activities, and leadership are all integral parts of the Greek lifestyle. Fraternities UNT has chapters of 16 national fraternities. Lambda Theta Phi holds joint membership in the IFC and the Latin Greek Council. It does not hold membership in any of the umbrella councils.