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•   Total Sororities: 3
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Mount Union is a small Division III liberal arts school in Alliance, Ohio, and its Greek system fits the scale of the campus — tight-knit and pretty well integrated into student social life without dominating it the way you'd see at a big state school. The school sits in northeast Ohio, draws a lot of students from in and out of state who are there for strong pre-professional programs and athletics, and the social scene reflects that mix.

On the fraternity side, IFC oversees Alpha Tau Omega, Phi Kappa Tau, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, and Sigma Nu. Panhellenic covers three sororities — Alpha Chi Omega, Alpha Delta Pi, and Alpha Xi Delta. There's no NPHC or MGC presence listed currently, so the system runs through those two councils. It's a smaller Greek community overall, which means you actually get to know people across chapters pretty quickly.

Rush at a school this size tends to be less formal and intimidating than what you'd see at a large SEC or Big Ten campus. Fraternities typically hold informal recruitment events throughout the fall, and Panhellenic sorority recruitment follows a more structured process with rounds and preference events. Because the campus itself is smaller, word travels fast and a lot of incoming students already have some sense of the chapters before they even go through the process.

Housing varies by chapter — some have chapter houses or dedicated spaces on or near campus, while others operate more out of campus facilities. Philanthropy is a consistent part of Greek culture here, with chapters regularly putting on fundraising events tied to their national organizations' causes. Community service and Greek-sponsored social events tend to be among the more visible parts of campus life, especially on weekends. It's the kind of system where membership tends to mean real involvement rather than just wearing letters.