The National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) at Bradley is currently composed of five of the nine historically African-American international fraternities and sororities. The purpose of the Bradley University National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) is to promote unity among the affiliate Black Greek Organizations; to assist students and organizations in attaining their educational and cultural objectives; to serve as a forum for the respective organizations mutual interests; and to encourage affiliate members to concern themselves with programs that will meet the needs of the university and surrounding communities.
While having their own distinct heritages, the organizations of NPHC offer insight and a unique perspective into this understanding and the development of Black socioeconomic and cultural life.
NPHC hosts annual events such as the Welcome Week Yard Show, Black and White Party, Black Greek 101 as well as educational events such as the Harbor Institute's “All We do is Step, Stroll and Hop? What is a Black Greek?” Black History Month Interactive program as well as other service based activities.
In addition to overseeing its member chapters, the NPHC plans and promotes various activities in collaboration with the other councils. These programs include Greek Week and all-Greek philanthropy and service events. Representatives from the NPHC also sit on the Fraternity and Sorority Programming Board that assist with programming for the entire fraternity and sorority community.
Looking to reach out to NPHC? Contact them at bu.nphc@gmail.com or at their instagram page @bu.nphc.
