It is composed of a representative from each fraternity on campus. Four officers are elected to guide the council with the assistance of a University advisor. The purpose of this organization is to develop and maintain sorority life and interfraternity relations at a high level of accomplishment. Goals of the association include promoting superior scholarship, maintaining high social and moral standards in cooperation with member sororities, and promoting overall Greek unity on campus. The membership includes all sorority chapter members in good standing with the National Panhellenic Council.
Officers serve for a term of one year on a rotating basis.
The policy of Widener University for pledging social fraternities and sororities requires that the student must have an overall academic average of at least 2.0 and have earned at least 12 credits. First semester freshmen are not eligible for pledging, joining or associating with fraternities or sororities. No one on social probation may pledge a fraternity or sorority. The president of a fraternity or sorority is required to live in the respective fraternity or sorority house and cannot be the resident assistant. Those who are on the executive boards of each fraternity or sorority are responsible for providing accurate pledging and housing information to the Office of University Life within set deadlines.