This year’s Safety & Wellness Summit will provide new and continuing leaders with education about how to manage risks within the fraternal experience and address the current issues facing our community.

IFC & PHC chapters must have nine (9) members attend.  Required officers are President, Risk Manager, New Member Educator, and Social Chair.

Every member/leader attending will need to complete this REGISTRATION LINK to attend and must be present for the full program. The Summit will be held Saturday, March 15, 2025 from 9am -3:30pm. Check-in and opening will be in the EMU Ballroom.

Any questions regarding this year’s Safety & Wellness Summit can be sent to Caitlin Roberts, Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life at crober12@uoregon.edu. Please register no later than Saturday, March 1 at 11:59 p.m. 

Located in the EMU, suite 043

 

Read more about our Mission, Values, and Vision HERE

Oregon FSL would like to congratulate Gamma Phi Beta on winning the Fall 2024 GPA Championship 🥇 with an FSL best 3.45! After a long time knocking at the door, they are finally on top. Pi Beta Phi was close behind and earned 2nd overall in FSL with a 3.43. Alpha Chi Omega continued their stellar academic record with a 3.39, good enough for third place overall in FSL.

Meanwhile the men of Delta Tau Delta reclaim the top spot on IFC with a 3.36. They climbed back to the top of the academic mountain to take back the throne. Congratulations! Sigma Nu and Alpha Tau Omega tied for 2nd place on IFC with a very respectable 3.27. They are 2 of the largest chapters on IFC, so that is saying something.

Kudos to Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. for earning the highest grades in all of NPHC. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. took second place, narrowly beating the finer women of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. who took 3rd.

The men of Sigma Lambda Beta topped the charts of MSFC, just squeaking by the women of Gamma Alpha Omega. Great work!

Pi Beta Phi also tops the Glow Up rankings as their GPA GLOWED UP +.19… a runaway number for the biggest improvement over Spring ’24. Gamma Phi Beta was second with a +.09 and Kappa Kappa Gamma makes the list with a +.06 improvement. Lambda Chi Alpha takes top IFC Glow Up honors with a +.05 improvement. Great Job!

Thanks to everyone in FSL @uo_msfc @uo_phc @uo_nphc @uo_ifc for their excellent work, we had 722 FSL students make the Dean’s List and a whopping 300 earn a 4.0 and above! Detailed grade rankings and the current Glow Up standings can be found HERE.

*due to FERPA regulations, some information about chapters and segments of our community under 10 members

Apply to become an RC. Applications close February 5th at 11:59pm.

2024 – 2025 FSL Calendar – (Updated 1/30/25)FSL Annual Calendar 2024-2025

Oregon FSL would like to congratulate Alpha Epsilon Pi on winning the Spring 2024 GPA Championship 🥇 with an FSL best 3.51! They are back on top after one term, dethroning Delta Tau Delta (who finished second in IFC with a 3.43). This term they climbed back to the top of the academic podium to take the crown. Congratulations! Alpha Tau Omega finished the year strong as well with a 3.33, good enough to place third in IFC.

Meanwhile, Alpha Chi Omega finally broke through to take the PHC crown with a 3.44! They had been runner-ups the past two terms, but now stand alone on Mt. Grades-Great for PHC! Last terms winners, Kappa Alpha Theta, finished second with a highly respectable 3.41 and Chi Omega finished third after a solid academic year with a 3.38

Alpha Epsilon Pi also tops the Glow Up rankings as their GPA GLOWED UP +.19… a runaway number for the biggest improvement over Winter ’24 by over +.12. Sigma Chi was second overall with a +.07  improvement over last term and Theta Chi came in third in IFC with a +.3. Chi Omega took the GLOW UP award for PHC with a +.3. Great Job!

Thanks to everyone in FSL @uo_msfc @uo_phc @uo_nphc @uo_ifc for their excellent work, we had 667 FSL students make the Dean’s List and a staggering 253 earn a 4.0 and above! Detailed grade rankings and the current Glow Up standings can be found HERE.

*due to FERPA regulations, some information about chapters and segments of our community under 10 members

The 2024 FSL Excellence Awards will recognize the most outstanding members and chapters who have shown they are dedicated to the success of the FSL community at the University of Oregon. Sunday, May 19th from 6pm – 8pm in the EMU Ballroom.

Business attire encouraged. Appetizers provided.

The 2024 Oregon FSL Games are May 13th – 19th. FSL members should follow @uofslgames2024 to participate.

Oregon FSL Games 2024 proudly presents: Bonnie Shade – Fighting Inertia: Building community and creating change on Monday, May 13th @ 6pm in the EMU Ballroom.

The Oregon Spring Game is this Saturday, April 27th at 1pm. FSL Members – scan your UO ID at the South Gate to help your chapter win…it’s that easy!*

Coach Lanning wants a huge turnout form the FSL community so let’s help make it the biggest Spring Game turnout by FSL EVER!.

The South Gate is right across the bridge as you are walking from campus. FSL will have a pop-up tent set up. Bring your UO student ID to enter. Winning chapters will receive an invitation to play a flag football game at Autzen, photoshoot, and other perks.

FSL representatives will be checking people in from noon until halftime.

We encouraged our community to bring non-perishable food items to donate to FOOD For Lane County.

*chapters must have a their Spring roster turned in to participate in the contest