Phi Sigma Kappa

Xi Deuteron Provisional Chapter

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The Xi Deuteron chapter of Phi Sigma Kappa at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville dates back to February 3, 1925. With a long history on campus, the organization will be making its return to Rocky Top in the 2023-24 academic year!

Phi Sigma Kappa is the place for young men to develop themselves into leaders, members will find support and direction as they find their way toward living a life of service and integrity. With nearly 150 years of guiding young men in the pursuit of promoting brotherhood, stimulating scholarship, and developing character, the Phi Sigma Kappa experience has forged pioneers, thought leaders, and innovative community leaders. What can Phi Sig do for you?

To have the exciting opportunity to become a Founding Father for Phi Sigma Kappa is truly an honor, and a title only a few will ever hold. Learn more this Fall about what Phi Sigma Kappa at Tennessee will look like!

Phi Mu* Kappa Chapter

National Founding Date: 1852

Local Founding Date: 1908

Symbol: Sir Fidel the Lion

Colors: Rose & White

Nickname: N/A

Fall Term GPA: 3.40

Phi Mu is the second oldest female fraternal organization. It was founded in Macon, GA at Wesleyan College on March 4, 1852, and came to the University of Tennessee in 1908. Our chapter was the fourth sorority to be established at UT and is the longest standing Phi Mu chapter in the nation. We uphold and stand by our values of Love, Honor, and Truth. Our motto “Les Soeurs Fideles,” meaning the faithful sisters, reflects the ideals and embodiment of our chapter.

Our national philanthropy is Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals, and we are lucky enough to have a local hospital, East Tennessee Children’s Hospital, less than 2 miles from our chapter house. In 2021, we raised over $43,600 for East Tennessee Children’s hospital. We have been acknowledged as Phi Mu’s 3rd Highest Fundraising Chapter in the Nation and East TN Children’s Hospital 4th highest fundraising partner. Our chapter raised over $43,000 dollars during VOLTHON. This year, we are on track to raise more money for East Tennessee Children’s Hospital and Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals than ever.

Phi Mu’s founders Mary Ann DuPont Lines, Mary Elizabeth Myrick Daniel, and Martha Bibb Hardaway Redding created this chapter to last a lifetime. Our members are encouraged to participate and be involved with our sisterhood.

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National Founding Date: 1867

Local Founding Date: 1948

Symbol: Angels and Arrows, Wine

Carnation

Colors: Wine & Silver Blue

Nickname: Pi Phi

Fall Term GPA: 3.39