•   Total Fraternities: 8
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Kenyon College is a small liberal arts school in Gambier, Ohio — about an hour from Columbus — and its Greek scene fits that intimate campus context pretty well. The system is IFC-governed on the fraternity side, with a handful of chapters active on campus. There's one sorority, Alpha Sigma Tau, representing the Panhellenic side of things. No NPHC or MGC presence to speak of.

The active fraternities include Alpha Delta Phi, Beta Theta Pi, Delta Phi, Delta Tau Delta, Phi Kappa Sigma, and Phi Kappa Tau. For a school Kenyon's size, that's a reasonable number of options, and the system is genuinely part of campus social life without totally dominating it. Kenyon has a strong identity as a literary, artsy, academically serious place — it's known for its writing program and a culture that doesn't revolve around any single social scene — so Greek life exists alongside a lot of other ways people spend their time.

Rush at a school like this tends to be lower-pressure than what you'd see at a big SEC or ACC university. Kenyon's small enrollment means the chapters are tight-knit and recruitment tends to feel more personal. Most chapters hold events throughout the fall where you can get a sense of the vibe before committing to anything.

Housing is part of the picture here. Several fraternities have their own lodges or houses on or near campus, which gives them a physical home base and makes them a real part of the campus geography. This is where a lot of social events get hosted on weekends.

Philanthropy and community involvement are pretty common threads across Greek organizations at smaller liberal arts schools, and Kenyon's chapters tend to participate in campus-wide events and service efforts. The Greek community here is smaller and more close-knit than what you'd find at a large state school, which shapes how chapters interact with each other and with the broader campus.