Greek Life

Go Greek at Tiffin University

Greek life at Tiffin University has increased in both the number of individuals who pledge and also in the number of organizations. There are currently two fraternities and three sororities, each adding their unique attributes, causes, and events to campus life. Each organization is required to participate in community service as well as host campus events and fundraisers, with many of these events becoming popular traditions at TU.

Alpha Iota

Alpha Iota is an international business sorority at TU where the sisters stress the importance of scholarship, loyalty, and cooperation among all members. The Alpha’s support and work with the American Red Cross and Autism awareness.

Interested? Contact the Alpha’s at alphaiota@tiffin.edu

Phi Theta Pi

This international business fraternity encourages scholarship, loyalty, and cooperation among its members. The Phis believe that “fraternity life is not the enjoyment of special privileges but an opportunity to prepare for wide and wise human service. Organizations the group supports include: Movember, Big Brother/Big Sisters and giving back to the community.

Interested? Contact the Phi’s at phithetapi@tiffin.edu

Theta Eta Omicron

Founded in 2009, the brothers of Theta Eta Omicron fraternity focuses on the spirit of brotherhood while celebrating the individuality of its members. The organization holds events in support of Kiwanis Manor, Hope for the Day (mental health education) and other Tiffin community events.

Interested? Contact the Omicrons at thetaetaomicron@tiffin.edu

Pi Tau Rho

Pi Tau Rho was founded by two young black women dedicated to making this more than an organization—it is a home, a family, and a space where all women and non-binary individuals, especially minorities, can thrive. We are dedicated to fostering unity, love, and empowerment on campus, creating an environment where every member feels seen, heard, and valued.

As a sorority, we are committed to strengthening minority engagement and uplifting young college-aged individuals through support, service, and leadership. Our members take pride in giving back to the community, whether it’s through volunteer initiatives or campus-wide events that promote inclusivity and cultural awareness.

Beyond college, Pi Tau Rho offers lifelong connections to continue inspiring, guiding, and celebrating each other’s successes. Whether it’s encouragement during finals, advice on career opportunities, or simply a shoulder to lean on, our bond extends far beyond graduation.

With a foundation built on respect, advocacy, and sisterhood, Pi Tau Rho is ready to make a lasting impact—on campus, in our communities, and in the lives of those who need it most.

Nickname: Rhos
Founded: 2023

Mascot: Pink T-Rex (Lily Rho)

Flower: Lily of The Valley
Colors: Pink and White
Motto: Colorful Threads, Woven as One
Philantropies and Common Events: Sisters in Shelter, Multi-Culture Festival, The Loveland Foundation, The Okra Project, Color of Change

Ways to Contact Us:

Our Email: PiTauRho@tiffin.edu

Our Newsletter 

Our Instagram 

Zeta Pi Beta

Founded in 2010, the sisters of Zeta Pi Beta support St. Jude Children’s hospital, the Linus Project and host the annual Ribbon Social. Zeta Pi Beta is an accepting organization, priding themselves on being “individually unique, together complete.” They stress the importance of community building, self-growth, and uplifting others to all of their members.

Interested? Contact the Zeta’s at zetapibeta@tiffin.edu

 

Greek Council

While the main purpose of Greek Council is to serve as the governing body over all Greek organizations, Greek Council has several other important purposes. Greek Council provides an open forum for all Greek members to discuss issues and help plan campus activities. Greek Council also promotes unity among all Greek members and organizations.

Greek Recruitment

Four weeks of recruitment activities are held in the spring semester, starting the week after classes begin. The first two weeks of events include activities that are planned by Greek Council, while the second two weeks include activities that are planned by the individual organization. A formal Induction Ceremony is held at the conclusion of the four weeks to honor the new Greek members.

Greek Recruitment Eligibility

In order for a Tiffin University student to join a Greek organization, under the jurisdicition of Greek Council, he or she must meet the following eligibility requirements.

1. The student must be a full-time student at Tiffin University.
2. The student must have and maintain a 2.00 cumulative grade point average.

Questions?

Daniel Lasure

Student Development and Transformation

Director of Student Engagement

lasured@tiffin.edu 567.268.6104

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Degrees & Certificates

M.B.A. – Capital University
B.A. and B.S. – Ohio University

Daniel works as the Director of Student Engagement here at Tiffin. The Student Engagement office focuses on supporting and developing students by means of educational and social engagements. Daniel supervises all aspects of the campus activities board (CAB), student government and all student organizations.

Daniel is a 2025 Master of Business Administration graduate of Capital University, where he worked for three years as a Community Coordinator. Prior to that, Daniel worked as a Residence Hall Director at Western Kentucky University after graduating from Ohio University in 2020.