With so many undergraduates joining fraternities and sororities, one thing is for sure: that’s a lot of bodies. And, a lot of potential to do good. Hence, most chapters across campuses have their mission rooted in some kind of philanthropic effort. Each year, chapters devote time and attention to planning a fundraiser to raise money for their philanthropy. GreekRank highlights the top philanthropies each month.... Read more

Goal setting hasn’t necessarily been something you’ve prioritized the past four years has it? And that’s reasonable, since there wasn’t much to exactly prioritize, outside of how you were scheduling your days and managing your courseload.... Read more

While most come for the rankings, GreekRank.com also provides a space for discussion, letting you gain perspective into the sororities and fraternities on each university campus and see what everyone's talking about. Which schools tend to be the most popular on GreekRank, with the most active discussion boards?... Read more

These days, you’re not just selling yourself on your resume. When you’re applying for a job or an internship, there’s a 100% chance that your future employer will be Google searching your name, digging across your social media accounts, to see what comes up.... Read more

GreekRank rounded up the top sorority Instagrams (national and local chapters) again this spring semester. Some have tens of thousands of followers, others look like they may have been curated by a social media strategist, and others are downright beautiful.... Read more

When you were a junior in high school and starting your college search, did you immediately negate staying in state, choosing colleges that were at least three states away, or better yet, the opposite side of the country?... Read more

Van Wilder may have done it best. For those who sought to achieve long-lasting legend status, pulling off your school’s best prank would have been enough to make it in the word-of-mouth books. Not just a thing of high school senior year’s, college pranking perhaps hasn’t gotten the attention it deserves.... Read more

By 22, you’re officially saying goodbye to adolescence, and hopefully, hello to young adulthood. That’s because today, most Gen Zers are considered adolescents through their early 20s on account of the lack of responsibility and continued parenting that occurs then.... Read more