NPC Recruitment and Chapter Listing: Fall 2025-Spring 2026

[Cookiez17]

University of Oklahoma (instagram)

Alpha Omicron Pi-138

Texas Christian University (instagram)

Kappa Delta-115
Delta Gamma-88
Zeta Tau Alpha-96
Alpha Chi Omega-92

[Cookiez17]

University of Tennessee- Knoxville (instagram)

Delta Delta Delta- 151

University of South Carolina (instagram)

Pi Beta Phi-190
Chi Omega-183
Delta Zeta-181
Kappa Delta-179
Alpha Delta Pi-177
Gamma Phi Beta-175

[Cookiez17]

University of Alabama (instagram)

Phi Mu-144
Gamma Phi Beta- 145

[LaneSig]

University of South Carolina (instagram)

Pi Beta Phi-190
Chi Omega-183
Delta Zeta-181
Kappa Delta-179
Alpha Delta Pi-177
Gamma Phi Beta-175

(I quoted cookiez posting.)

https://www.wltx.com/article/news/co...e-f847a0ffb93a

"University of South Carolina (USC) Panhellenic reported 2,281 new members and zero releases during recruitment this year, bringing total Panhellenic membership to 6,830 and an average chapter size of 525."

[Cookiez17]

Originally Posted by LaneSig

University of South Carolina (instagram)

Pi Beta Phi-190
Chi Omega-183
Delta Zeta-181
Kappa Delta-179
Alpha Delta Pi-177
Gamma Phi Beta-175

(I quoted cookiez posting.)

https://www.wltx.com/article/news/co...e-f847a0ffb93a

"University of South Carolina (USC) Panhellenic reported 2,281 new members and zero releases during recruitment this year, bringing total Panhellenic membership to 6,830 and an average chapter size of 525."

I don’t think I’ve ever heard of no release, that’s crazy! DZ had commented that this is the largest pledge class in the sorority’s history

[Cookiez17]

University of Georgia (Instagram)

Pi Beta Phi-95

[Iota_JWH]

Originally Posted by LaneSig

University of South Carolina (instagram)

Pi Beta Phi-190
Chi Omega-183
Delta Zeta-181
Kappa Delta-179
Alpha Delta Pi-177
Gamma Phi Beta-175

(I quoted cookiez posting.)

https://www.wltx.com/article/news/co...e-f847a0ffb93a

"University of South Carolina (USC) Panhellenic reported 2,281 new members and zero releases during recruitment this year, bringing total Panhellenic membership to 6,830 and an average chapter size of 525."

I hope this means that Theta's re-colonization will have a large group!

[Cookiez17]

Clemson University (Instagram)

Delta Gamma-130

[PKTKKG]

Kappa Kappa Gamma at South Carolina pledged 179 new members which was quota plus 3. Primary quota was 160 and secondary quota was 16. Chapter total is now 525!

We broke last year's record for PNMs registered with 2506 who began recruitment - I think we were the 2nd largest recruitment in the nation this year.

Source: I'm the membership advisor for KKG at South Carolina

[Iota_JWH]

Originally Posted by PKTKKG

Kappa Kappa Gamma at South Carolina pledged 179 new members which was quota plus 3. Primary quota was 160 and secondary quota was 16. Chapter total is now 525!

We broke last year's record for PNMs registered with 2506 who began recruitment - I think we were the 2nd largest recruitment in the nation this year.

Source: I'm the membership advisor for KKG at South Carolina

Wow! Congrats on a successful recruitment! Do you know anything about Theta's announced return to campus? the announcement said Fall 2025, but I see nothing on the University Panhellenic website about it. Was it delayed?

[Cookiez17]

Originally Posted by Iota_JWH

Wow! Congrats on a successful recruitment! Do you know anything about Theta's announced return to campus? the announcement said Fall 2025, but I see nothing on the University Panhellenic website about it. Was it delayed?

Their recruitment activities actually start tonight! I’m so excited to see their charter class!

[Cookiez17]

Mississippi State University (Instagram)

Delta Delta Delta- 94
Chi Omega-100

[Low D Flat]

University of South Carolina (instagram)

Those numbers are crazy.

Correct me if I'm wrong. Alabama, Ole Miss, and Arkansas have gigantic houses and can kinda sorta accommodate giant membership. But South Carolina and Tennessee have much more compact facilities on the scale of the older houses at Bama that have been torn down. How are THEY handling the monster classes?

[Cookiez17]

Originally Posted by Low D Flat

Those numbers are crazy.

Correct me if I'm wrong. Alabama, Ole Miss, and Arkansas have gigantic houses and can kinda sorta accommodate giant membership. But South Carolina and Tennessee have much more compact facilities on the scale of the older houses at Bama that have been torn down. How are THEY handling the monster classes?

At least both opened for expansion recently (AGD at UTK and Theta is about to start their recruitment) to alleviate the PC sizes a little. AGD does have a housing lot secured at UTK but Theta I’m not sure.

[PKTKKG]

Originally Posted by Cookiez17

Their recruitment activities actually start tonight! I’m so excited to see their charter class!

Correct, they started promoting Theta today and have lots of events planned over the next several weeks. They expect to have a colony selected by mid-September. I got to connect with their three consultants during recruitment as they visited our parties.