Councils

A council is a group of fraternities and/or sororities that work together to advance a shared mission and vision. Organizations are often grouped by common values, history, cultural identity, or goals and provide guidance, oversight, and leadership. 

Each council is supported by a Council Advisor from Fraternity and Sorority Life and led by a student executive board, providing members with opportunities for leadership development, self-governance and organizational management, community building and collaboration, and personal, academic, and professional growth—empowering students to shape meaningful experiences while celebrating camaraderie, leadership, and excellence at RPI

RPI Governing Councils

As the local governing body for many fraternity chapters at RPI, the Interfraternity Council (IFC) promotes the highest ideals of scholarship, leadership, service, and fraternalism among its member organizations.

Member Chapters

  • Acacia - Acacia
  • Alpha Chi Rho - ΑΧΡ
  • Alpha Epsilon Pi - ΑΕΠ
  • Alpha Sigma Phi - ΑΣΦ
  • Chi Phi - ΧΦ
  • Delta Kappa Epsilon - ΔΚΕ
  • Delta Phi - ΔΦ
  • Delta Tau Delta - ΔTΔ
  • Lambda Chi Alpha - ΛΧΑ
  • Phi Gamma Delta - ΦΓΔ
  • Phi Kappa Theta - ΦΚΘ
  • Phi Mu Delta - ΦΜΔ
  • Phi Sigma Kappa - ΦΣΚ
  • Pi Kappa Alpha - ΠΚΑ
  • Pi Kappa Phi - ΠΚΦ
  • Pi Lambda Phi - ΠΛΦ
  • Psi Upsilon - ΨΥ
  • Sigma Alpha Epsilon - ΣΑΕ
  • Sigma Chi - ΣΧ
  • Sigma Phi Epsilon - ΣΦΕ
  • Tau Epsilon Phi - ΤΕΦ
  • Tau Kappa Epsilon - TKE
  • Theta Xi - ΘΞ
  • Zeta Psi - ΖΨ
  • Phi Kappa Tau - ΦΚT (New expansion organization Spring 2026)

Student Leadership
Ryan Berube, President
Fosters brotherhood and collaboration among member fraternities.

Known as Panhel, the RPC serves as the governing body and plays an active role in sponsoring speakers, coordinating community service opportunities, and supporting campus-wide events.

RPC Sororities

  • Alpha Gamma Delta - ΑΓΔ
  • Alpha Phi - ΑΦ
  • Pi Beta Phi - ΠΒΦ

Student Leadership
President
Advocates for sisterhood, scholarship, and service among Panhellenic sororities.

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