Massachusetts Gamma Welcomes its New Sisters!
Pi Beta Phi recently welcomed 13 new sisters into their Massachusetts Gamma chapter, the newest sorority at MIT. "We are so excited for our new Pi Phis," said Chapter President Hillary Benson, a junior studying course 15. "The chapter has accomplished so much in its first year, but a successful spring recruitment and a chapter full of fun, intelligent, and involved women are great ways to cap it all off."
The new sisters of MA Gamma were initiated in early April after eight weeks of learning about the causes and history of their international fraternity, the first lettered organization for collegiate women upon its founding in 1867. Following initiation ceremonies, they were treated to a formal banquet from the first new member class plus gifts from their big sisters.
This spring's recruitment brings Pi Phi's total membership at MIT to 52. The chapter will participate in formal recruitment this September alongside the five other sororities on campus.
Interested in joining Pi Phi? Let Massachusetts Gamma come alongside you as you discover your passions and dreams during the most formative years of your life in the historical city of Cambridge. Please take time to explore our site to learn more about Pi Beta Phi’s at MIT. We also invite you to visit Pi Beta Phi to learn even more about us.
More information about fall recruitment including dates and locations (as they become available) can be found in the Recruitment section of this website. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us! Contact information can be found in the Contact Us section of the website.
Mission
The mission of Pi Beta Phi Fraternity for women is to promote friendship, develop women of intellect and integrity, cultivate leadership potential and enrich lives through community service.