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Anderson University is a small, faith-based liberal arts school in Anderson, South Carolina, affiliated with the South Carolina Baptist Convention. With a relatively modest undergraduate enrollment, the Greek community here reflects that smaller scale — it's an intimate setup rather than a sprawling Row-style system you'd see at a large SEC or ACC school.

The two active fraternities on campus are Alpha Epsilon Pi and Alpha Phi Alpha. AEPi is the well-known international Jewish fraternity with chapters across hundreds of campuses, while Alpha Phi Alpha is one of the original Divine Nine HBCU-rooted fraternities and a cornerstone of the NPHC tradition in Black Greek life. There are currently no active sororities listed. Given the presence of an NPHC organization like Alpha Phi Alpha, that council's values and traditions — community service, scholarship, and historical legacy — are part of how fraternal life operates here.

AU's Christian identity shapes the overall culture on campus pretty significantly. Social life tends to revolve around the university's programming, athletics, and student organizations, so Greek life occupies a more niche space rather than being the dominant social force it might be at a bigger state school. Don't expect a massive recruitment week or a designated Greek housing row — chapter activity here tends to be more community-focused and event-driven.

Philanthropy and service are generally central to how chapters like these operate, and that fits well with AU's broader campus emphasis on service and faith. If you want to know more about what's happening with specific chapters, the best move is reaching out to members directly through the university's student life office.