Multicultural Greek Council

 

MGC at LSU

The Multicultural Greek Council (MGC) is the newest Greek council at Louisiana State University. Promoting and creating spaces for culturally-based fraternities and sororities, they are united by their goal to create spaces for students on campus who may not have one. The organizations within the MGC love to commit their time to community service, getting involved on campus, and supporting other organizations within Greek Life at LSU.

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View MGC Chapter Listing

MGC council members pose with an award

 

How to Join MGC

Registration & Recruitment Dates 

There is no Formal Registration Process for MGC. MGC will host events during Welcome Week. 

View each MGC Chapter pages to follow them on social media and attend their events when they announce new member recruitment.

  • More details: MGC organizations at LSU host their own recruitment events when they’re looking to take new members. Each fraternity or sorority will individually host an informational session to students who are interested in joining, where they will learn information and next steps on joining the chapter.
  • MGC organizations do not have to do recruitment each semester and there is no guarantee that recruitment will take place on a reoccurring occasion.
  • It is recommended that students attend events sponsored by the respective chapter they’re interested in.

If you have any other questions, please contact the Greek Life office at 225-578-2171 or greeks@lsu.edu.

Cost

One-time expenses include new member fees, chapter dues, national dues and initiation costs. This could range from $800-$3,000. Average semester costs range from $150-$300. The cost varies between chapters.

In addition to fraternity/sorority dues and fees, a $67 assessment for Greek Membership per semester will appear on each Greek students’ LSU fee bill. 

Members in the Greek Life community are expected to uphold both chapter, council, and university policies in addition to Greek Life Standards & Safety. This includes payment of dues on time, maintaining the minimum grade point average, following the student code of conduct, aligning with anti-hazing practices, and attending educational workshops and trainings each year. 

 

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greek members volunteer at greek week

Each year, LSU fraternities and sororities partner with Habitat for Humanity of Greater Baton Rouge to build homes for families who need them. In these 20+ years the community has donated over 18,000 hours of service, raised over $2M through year-long fundraising efforts, and built 38 houses.

MGC Chapter Scorecards

Click a chapter below to view its scorecard and learn more about its history, academic and philanthropic accomplishments, and important health and safety information.

Lambda Theta Alpha

Sigma Lambda Beta