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Campus Life

Fraternity and
Sorority Life

Growth. Service. Support.

$50K+

Raised Per Semester

30

Chapters

5,000

Hours of Service Per Year

Bradley’s first fraternity was established in 1898, just one year after the founding of the institution. Since that day, Fraternity and Sorority Life (FSL) has been developing friendships, fostering personal growth, and giving back to our community. Go Greek!

What’s Next

Go Greek!

Service & Philanthropy

Fraternities and sororities extend their impact far beyond campus. Each year, chapters organize events that support local communities, raise funds for philanthropic causes, and contribute to meaningful service initiatives at both the local and national level.

Leadership & Involvement

Membership in a fraternity or sorority provides valuable opportunities to grow as a leader. Whether serving as a chapter officer, coordinating events, or participating in committees, you’ll gain hands-on experience in leadership and organization. The Fraternity and Sorority Programming Board (FSPB) further supports this growth by hosting an annual speaker on relevant topics and organizing semester retreats for student leaders.

Social Growth

Fraternities and sororities are social organizations, but their impact goes far beyond stereotypes. Members build lasting friendships through shared experiences, support one another’s successes, and create meaningful connections that extend well beyond college. Brotherhood and sisterhood are defined not just by events, but by the sense of belonging and community.

Academic

Fraternities and sororities at Bradley are built on a strong commitment to academic excellence. Each chapter upholds scholarship standards that exceed the university’s minimum requirements—challenging members to perform at a higher level and take pride in their academic achievements.

Roles This Prepares You For

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  • Technical Artist — Bridge art and engineering to make game worlds run and look great.
  • Producer — Coordinate teams, timelines, and scope across a full development cycle.
  • Independent Developer — Launch and own your own titles.

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