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August 12, 2013
By Dan Clinton
The Growing Faith of a Former Fraternity President

I started going to Greek IV with some friends during my sophomore year; but the real transformation did not start until I began considering the Chapter President role in my Fraternity. 

June 12, 2013
By Greek InterVarsity
New Site. Same Mission.

Since the days of dial-up, greekiv.org has helped connect fraternity and sorority students from across the country with resources, tools, st

April 02, 2013
Twenty Years of Growth

This year’s Indianapolis Greek Conference—one of three regional Conferences held for Greeks each year—was Greek InterVarsity’s 20th Conference. These annual weekend gatherings continue to be a place where Christian and non-Christian students meet Jesus in powerful ways. 

March 06, 2013
By Alison Smith
What's in Our Hearts

This week, news broke about a fraternity at Duke University who hosted a racist theme

October 04, 2012
From Animal House to the White House

Though President Obama and Governor Romney will be spending the next few weeks outlining their vast differences, both of them share something in common that makes them unlike nearly 70% of presidents since 1877. It’s not their fiscal, foreign, or family policies. And no, it’s not even their faith. Unlike Garfield, the Roosevelts (Teddy and Franklin Delano), Taft, Wilson, Kennedy, Reagan, Bush (I and II) and many more—neither Obama or Romney were members of a fraternity. 

June 22, 2012
Can you really be Greek and Christian?

Back when I was applying to college I was a naïve pastor’s kid who decided to forgo Christian colleges for a place where it would be something of a “challenge” to be a Christian.

November 03, 2010
By John MacKorell
Christian in Name Only? Not Anymore.

I met Kevin (name is changed), a senior in one of largest fraternities on campus, at a football tailgate last year.  From head to toe, wearing a visor, expensive sunglasses with the strap to hang them around your neck, a button down shirt, khakis, some nice shoes, and a couple of beers in hand, Kevin looked like your typical fraternity guy.

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