The start of the spring semester marks the time for formal fraternity and sorority recruitment — a process which roughly 25 percent of the student body takes part in. This year, 1,100 undergraduate women registered to rush 13 sororities in the formal recruitment process, and 825 undergraduate men registered to rush 25 fraternities. Formal sorority recruitment and formal fraternity recruitment took place Jan. 8 to 18 and Jan. 11 to 24, respectively.
Meredith Collier, Inter-Sorority Council president and fourth-year Education student, said that at the end of the Spring 2026 recruitment period, the ISC had reached its largest community population in the school’s history, with 3,082 members currently in sororities.
“This information we’re seeing … tells [me and] my team … that we were successful in ensuring that everyone understood the values which the ISC stands for,” Collier said…