Like many Phi Mu collegians, Dana Harrison is passionate about Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals… it was one of […]
By Phi Mu Fraternity Staff Member, Abigail Holtzhouser I joined Phi Mu as a freshman and was initiated […]
“Phi Mu America” is an informal term that is used to describe all of our members and chapters, […]
“Phi Mu America” is an informal term that is used to describe all of our members and chapters, […]
“Phi Mu America” is an informal term that is used to describe all of our members and chapters, […]
There are 137 collegiate Phi Mu chapters, and each one is unique! While each campus cultivates a different […]
“Phi Mu America” is an informal term used to describe all of our members and chapters, but 175,000 […]
There are 137 collegiate Phi Mu chapters, and each one is unique! While each campus cultivates a different […]
There are 137 collegiate Phi Mu chapters, and each one is unique! While each campus cultivates a different […]
There are 138 collegiate Phi Mu chapters, and each one is unique! While each campus cultivates a different […]
There are 138 collegiate Phi Mu chapters, and each one is unique! While each campus cultivates a different […]
Phi Mu has been a partner to CMN Hospitals since 1986. Our members have been an integral part […]
Do you ever stop and wonder what Mary, Mary and Martha were thinking about as they planned the […]
There are 137 collegiate Phi Mu chapters, and each one is unique! While each campus cultivates a different […]
Members in our collegiate chapters were born in 2000! These current Phi Mu collegians face a learning environment […]
There are 137 collegiate Phi Mu chapters, and each one is unique! While each campus cultivates a different […]
Harvard University has imposed a policy that punishes students for simply belonging to private, single-sex organizations like National […]
All Phi Mus know of our three Founders, Mary, Mary and Martha, but there are countless other women […]
There are 137 collegiate Phi Mu chapters, and each one is unique! While each campus cultivates a different […]
Phi Mu Fraternity is excited to launch our newest alumnae initiative and service event for Children’s Miracle Network […]
My name is Mary Margaret Hyer and I am from the Alpha Delta Chapter. When I began college […]
There are 137 collegiate Phi Mu chapters, and each one is unique! While each campus cultivates a different […]
As I watch a beautiful sunrise on an early flight after an operations visit, I reflect on the […]
Halloween is just around the corner, and that means… COSTUMES! Dressing up for Halloween is a fun tradition […]
There are 135 collegiate Phi Mu chapters, and each one is unique! While each campus cultivates a different […]
My name is Melissa English and I am a first-year consultant from the Beta Eta chapter at Miami […]
In December 2016, my husband Isaac and I welcomed our first child. The day after our son Pederson […]
There are 135 collegiate Phi Mu chapters, and each one is unique! While each campus cultivates a different […]
Did you know that you don’t have to wait until you are an alumna to be a Phi […]
At National Convention, it is tradition to have an Invocation before meals. For those unfamiliar, an Invocation is an […]
*This post was written by Guest Blogger and Convention Attendee, Kenzie Henderson, Epsilon Mu* Phi Mu Convention was […]
*This post was written by Guest Blogger Erinn Richert, Zeta Gamma* I was excited to attend the 2018 […]
*This post was written by Convention Attendee and Guest Blogger Hannah Delgado, Alpha Lambda.* When I reflect […]
Headed to National Convention in Las Vegas? We need YOU to show what it’s like to attend convention. […]
Las Vegas – Here we come! The 55th National Convention is being held at Caesars Palace in Fabulous […]
“Six weeks ago we were just 75 women that went to the same university, today we are a […]
Do you believe in miracles?! Last week our Zeta Zeta Chapter at Saint Louis University (SLU) hosted their […]
When looking back on your Phi Mu experience, there are sure to be a few key moments […]
“At the end of the day, it’s not about what you have or even what you’ve accomplished, it’s […]
There are so many new things to be excited about when it’s time to go to college. […]
The changing of seasons and daylight savings time every spring means it gets darker a lot later and […]
You’ve probably all heard this saying before- “from the outside looking in, it’s hard to understand; from the […]
Each year on March 4, Phi Mus all around the world celebrate Phi Mu Founders’ Day. The day […]
Each year in March, the National Panhellenic Conference pauses to celebrate something that brings us all together: ritual. […]
As a collegian, sisterhood retreat was my favorite part of the year as a Phi Mu. Retreat is […]
This year at Phi Mu Officer Academy – anyone can join in on the fun! Follow PhiMuFraternity on […]
Beginning on March 1, Phi Mu Foundation will launch its annual M3 Campaign, encouraging members to contribute $18.52 […]
Recruitment is one of those things that some love and others dread. As a consultant traveling the past […]
Heading to Phi Mu Officer Academy this February 23-25? We are looking for collegiate chapter officers who are […]
Since March 4, 1852, the history of our organization has been forming. As the second oldest women’s organization […]
As the nation gears up for one of the most sought after college football tickets, there is one […]
Each year, hundreds of Phi Mu sisters, family and friends make the pilgrimage to Peachtree City, Georgia, to […]
In honor of National Volunteer Appreciation Week, we are recognizing our amazing volunteers by letting them share their stories […]
In honor of National Volunteer Appreciation Week, we are recognizing our amazing volunteers by letting them share their stories […]
In honor of National Volunteer Appreciation Week, we are recognizing our amazing volunteers by letting them share their stories […]
In honor of National Volunteer Appreciation Week, we are recognizing our amazing volunteers by letting them share their stories […]
Written By: National Ritual Chairman Peggy King, ΑΗ Did you wear your badge on Monday? I hope so! International […]
The Phi Mu National Council has taken up the challenging work of Policy Governance with energy, inspiration, vision […]
I don’t know about you, but when it comes to lucky numbers, a favorite of mine has always […]
The Alumnae Engagement team shoots and scores! After the success of the Phi Mu GameDay Tailgates in the […]
Founded as a literary society, academics and scholarship have long been a priority of Phi Mu Fraternity. It […]
Wait a minute … weren’t we just in Chicago celebrating Phi Mu’s 64th National Convention? A quick flip […]
Cocktails and Conversations is a new tradition that allows Phi Mus from the area to get together for […]
As the nation, and the world, is entranced by the outstanding athletes at the 2016 Olympic Games, Phi […]
Between summer vacations, sisterhood retreats and formal recruitment (which is right around the corner for many collegiate chapters), […]
This July, GreekYearbook had the pleasure of traveling to the Windy City to capture the 54th Phi Mu […]
If by “parties” you mean leadership conferences where all 750+ collegiate executive officers are flown in to one location […]
Twenty-seven women have served Phi Mu in its highest office. Each one, in turn, has left the imprint […]
Each of us chose to join this organization because we wanted to give back by doing something. Whether by giving a […]
Which is it: Decoration Day or Memorial Day? No matter which answer you chose — you are correct! There is no […]
Many of you know Analeigh Horton as the Collegiate Relations Coordinator for our Delta area, but what many of […]
Education & Phi Mu Chapter: B.A. in Communication Studies from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill […]
Phi Mu’s National Convention is on the horizon and what better way to prepare for all the exciting […]
A glance at the daily schedule of students attending Wesleyan Female College, as described by President George F. […]
Phi Mu Night Out is back and we can’t wait to celebrate with YOU on Thursday, April 28! […]
Meet Suzann Hibbard Derickson, ΔH! Suzann is a dedicated fifth grade team leader at North Pointe Elementary in […]
Phi Mu volunteers play key roles in many aspects of the Fraternity, but this one #vibrantvolunteer in particular […]
This alumna is known to many Phi Mus for her role as the Convention Marshal at Phi Mu’s […]
The following two women have many things in common: 1.) They both live in the state of […]
Name: Christine Donovan Chapter of Initiation: Lambda Epsilon, Christopher Newport University Current Location: Chesapeake, VA Profession: 7-Eleven Field Consultant […]
When Melissa Hogan set out to graduate from Georgetown College, she never imagined that her career track and […]
Phi Mu Night Out is back and is making its appearance on Thursday, April 28. The […]
It is customary for National Conventions to have a general theme around which the program is built. At times variations […]
When the Alumnae Engagement Team at Phi Mu National Headquarters set out to connect alumnae with unique experiences, […]
On March 4, 1852 Phi Mu was founded at Wesleyan College in Macon, Ga. and is the second oldest […]
This weekend, Phi Mu is excited to host the inaugural Phi Mu Officer Academy (Feb. 26-28) in Atlanta. Ga.! […]
By the early 1980s there was a stir within the membership for more “hands on” programs that would […]
In the last few years, ‘challenges’ have become quite popular, but dare we say (shhh!) that WE actually […]
As a non-profit corporation, Phi Mu Fraternity is limited as to its sources of income. A majority of […]
A growing number of chapters – 55 were on the active collegiate chapter roll in the mid- 1930s […]
Join Phi Mu in sharing the love to all Phi Mu chapters that were installed during the month of February! We appreciate alumnae […]
Introducing: Sheila McLaughlin Education & Phi Mu Chapter: Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from Florida State University, Alpha Epsilon […]
Having survived the battering Depression years in commendable condition by carefully guarding finances and perfecting the internal machinery […]
In the early 1920s, long before the surge in the “women’s liberation” movement in the latter half of […]
Although there are no longer Greek-letter sororities on the campus, Wesleyan College continues to proudly point out that […]
A Phi Mu attending her third National Convention will immediately become acutely aware of an elite organization known […]
The third and youngest of the Philomathean Society’s Founders was Martha Bibb Hardaway Redding. Martha Bibb Hardaway was born […]
Prepared by: Debbi Covington This recipe is adapted from one of the most popular entrees on my wedding […]
Mary Elizabeth Myrick was the oldest of the three Founders of the Philomathean Society. She, too, was a […]
Mary Ann DuPont Lines is referred to in several instances as “the Founder” of the Philomathean Society. Certainly […]