Phi Rho Eta

On August 22, 1994, the conception of Phi Rho Eta Fraternity, Inc. was given light at Southern Illinois University. A brotherhood created with the purpose of ameliorating the host of social diseases that have plagued our communities for far too long, Phi Rho Eta Fraternity, Inc. has worked relentlessly to establish itself as a brotherhood committed in purpose and action to transforming the plight of African-Americans everywhere.

The founders, Marvin Randolph and Lamont Taylor, themselves raised in neighborhoods that overflowed with the social diseases of drugs, violence, poverty, and hopelessness, established the organization on the premise that it would promote the principles of Pride, Respect, and Excellence. The founders sought to form a brotherhood that would work to set the standard of manhood, an organization comprised of Charismatic men striving to model and teach exemplary positive behavior.

Phi Rho Eta Fraternity, Inc. is a three-pronged organization that revolves around the universal aspects of academics, community service, and social interaction with others. Committed to excellence, Phi Rho Eta Fraternity, Inc. has rapidly earned recognition as a premier organization. The Fraternity is routinely honored for its groundbreaking endeavors, and it has received numerous awards from various social, academic, and civic institutions.

On August 22, 1994, the conception of Phi Rho Eta Fraternity, Inc. was given light at Southern Illinois University. A brotherhood created with the purpose of ameliorating the host of social diseases that have plagued our communities for far too long, Phi Rho Eta Fraternity, Inc. has worked relentlessly to establish itself as a brotherhood committed in purpose and action to transforming the plight of African-Americans everywhere.

The founders, Marvin Randolph and Lamont Taylor, themselves raised in neighborhoods that overflowed with the social diseases of drugs, violence, poverty, and hopelessness, established the organization on the premise that it would promote the principles of Pride, Respect, and Excellence. The founders sought to form a brotherhood that would work to set the standard of manhood, an organization comprised of Charismatic men striving to model and teach exemplary positive behavior.

Sorority for women in Engineering and some STEM majors

Infamous fraternity of The Ohio State University. Lasting only 2 months, and having absolutely no academic ties to the university, the studio frat house was considered by many to be the best off-campus afterhours.

Active members included The Godfather, The Crippler, The Professor, Uncle Sam, Double Down, Jethro, and Gestapo. Motto of "bongin' beers, bangin' bitches, and gettin' in fights" was closely adhered to.

Infamous fraternity of The Ohio State University. Lasting only 2 months, and having absolutely no academic ties to the university, the studio frat house was considered by many to be the best off-campus afterhours.

Active members included The Godfather, The Crippler, The Professor, Uncle Sam, Double Down, Jethro, and Gestapo. Motto of "bongin' beers, bangin' bitches, and gettin' in fights" was closely adhered to.

Some of the hottest smart chicks around. They beat the curve on every test and have a bangin bod. These girls are usually engineering majors and one day they will rule the world.

Infamous fraternity of The Ohio State University. Lasting only 2 months, and having absolutely no academic ties to the university, the studio frat house was considered by many to be the best off-campus afterhours.

Active members included The Godfather, The Crippler, The Professor, Uncle Sam, Double Down, Jethro, and Gestapo. Motto of "bongin' beers, bangin' bitches, and gettin' in fights" was closely adhered to.