Kappa Kappa Gamma is an international woman's fraternity which, I guess, is historically "caucasian".

At my school... I would say we pull most from the section of my campus that is first-language (or very early second language) English.

I find that we tend not too pull from the large international (or almost international - aka moved to Canada in just before the end of highschool) communities. I suspect that this is because we have very large ethnical clubs that attract these student based on heritage and language.

"ethnical?"

Sorry... my habit of making up words confuses everyone but me.

ethnical = ethnic-based (aka the Chinese club, the Sikh Club, the South Asian Club etc)

Omega Phi Alpha~Service Sorority

Alpha Gamma Delta is historically Caucasian, but here at Tau, we have people of various cultural backgrounds (hey it IS the University of Toronto). However, a Kappa that recently posted is right. Most of the girls speak English as a first (or early second) language, and there are next to no students who are "Recent Canadians" (i.e. came to Canada in high school). I suspect that it is because they still don't feel too comfortable speaking English 24/7 nor are they too familiar with GLOs.