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Such a great, friendly group of guys! Always respectful and always fun to be around

Lol what is sig pi?

These guys put on an awesome charity event last week. It's obvious they are one of the top fraternities here at loyola along with Sigma Chi. Super nice guys and great organization.

Good group of guys. They are very kind and respectful. I absolutely love mixers with them. They have a close brotherhood. Very easy to talk to and overall a great frat.

Some guys are decent however they can either be full of themselves and think that they are Gods gift to women or they are awkward and won't talk to anyone. I hate mixers with them. Unless you know them from class they do not talk to you.

Great group of girls who care about sisterhood. They brag a lot about their GPA which can get to be annoying but overall a great group of girls. They are very classy girls that have a wide array of different personalities. They are very involved with their philanthropy and actually do more than just raise money for it. They have a lot of social events and seem to have fun while not acting like drunk hoes.

This girls are very nice girls. They have a ton of fun with each other however, they are the awkward, geeky girls. They don't have a ton of social skills and tend to talk over you and interrupt you a lot. They do care about their philanthropy and seems to care about their sisters. Overall they are a good group of girls.

This group has some really great girls and some not so great. Their philanthropy is killer and they have passion for raising money for it however there involvement with volunteering stops there. They are cliquey and a typical sorority. They are the popular girls that compliment you when your around but talk bad about you when you leave. The girls are fake and you can't trust them.

I know a lot of Phi Sigs and while they are nice people they are slightly off and awkward. It is difficult to talk to them but they get along with themselves and seem to have fun in their own sorority.