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Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. was founded on a cold Tuesday, December 4, 1906, at Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, by a group of black men who were desirous of maintaining more intimate contact with one another than their classroom studies permitted. The Tau Omicron chapter was charted here at �������� College on November 1, 2003. We are known for our impactful service, educational projects, popular social programs, and consistent involvement with student organizational leadership positions. The fraternity’s mission is to develop leaders and promote brotherhood and academic excellence while providing service and advocacy for our communities. 

Established at �������� in 2008, the Pi Mu chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. commits themselves to various service projects, hosting educational programs and personal development of their members. The fraternity's goal is achievement in every field of human endeavor.

Established at �������� in 1890, the Delta chapter of the fraternity supports programs for mentoring, military heroes support, and muscular dystrophy research, among others. Brothers value scholarship, leadership, �������� service and fellowship.

Established at �������� in 2019, the �������� College Associate Chapter of Lambda Theta Phi Latin Fraternity, Inc. aims to create an inclusive environment that helps Latinx students at �������� feel welcomed. The fraternity’s ideals of academic excellence, brotherhood, leadership, Latino unity, and service function as pillars that are the foundation of our programming. The brothers are currently working on receiving chapter letters and uplifting the standards of Lambda Theta Phi Latin Fraternity, Inc. at ��������’s campus.

Established at �������� in 1929, the North Carolina Gamma chapter of Phi Delta Theta works with Raleigh based Support US Armed Forces: a non-profit that provides morale, welfare, and encouragement to our men and women in uniform. Members also value brotherhood, �������� service, and academic success, and the chapter has three times received the Kansas City Award which recognizes the best small-school chapter of Phi Delta Theta internationally.

Established at �������� in 1923, the Delta Kappa chapter of the fraternity supports organizations such as the Red Cross and Continuing the Mission (CTM). Brothers aim to create lifelong friendships within the fraternity while promoting a commitment to learning and excellence.

Established at �������� in 1883, the Theta chapter of the fraternity supports the National Alliance on Mental Illness through various philanthropic events. Brothers pride themselves on being true gentlemen of good scholarship and promote service and involvement both within and outside of the �������� College ��������.

Established at �������� in 1930, the Epsilon chapter of the fraternity supports the Ada Jenkins Center in ��������, as well as the YouthAIDS organization, the American Cancer Society and the Red Cross. The house recently received its third Buchanan Outstanding Chapter award, its second Academic Excellence award, and an award for excellence in recruitment. Brothers work to recruit men from diverse backgrounds and with diverse interests.

Founded in 1992, Connor House supports breast cancer awareness and early detection through its partnership with Friends for an Earlier Breast Cancer Test. In addition to planning social activities, members promote sisterhood through collaborative service and philanthropy in the greater ��������.

Founded in 1977 as the College's first eating house, Rusk House is a diverse group of energetic individuals who value sincerity, trust, ��������, and acceptance. Through service and philanthropy, the house is committed to fighting hunger and food insecurity in the Charlotte-Mecklenburg area.

Founded in 1998, Turner House is the college's youngest eating house and is proudly located “upon a hill” behind Patterson Court. With Community Care as our mission, Turner House is able to adapt to an ever-changing sociopolitical landscape by reevaluating where it focuses its efforts every year based on which issues seem most prevalent. Turner’s focus is Reproductive Rights, the �������� Community Garden and Mental Health Advocacy. 

Founded in 1982, Warner Hall House supports HIV/AIDS prevention and awareness initiatives through partnerships with the Mwandi Christian Mission Hospital in Zambia and the Regional AIDS Interfaith Network (RAIN) in Charlotte. Members are dedicated to promoting leadership, friendship and fellowship.

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated ® was founded on a mission of five basic tenets that have remained unchanged since the sorority’s inception. The sorority values high scholastic and ethical standards, unity, �������� service, education, and interest in women's issues. Established as the first sorority at �������� in 2008, the award-winning Sigma Psi Chapter has continued to serve the �������� and greater Charlotte ��������, through programming, fundraising, and direct service.

Established at �������� in 2011, the Upsilon Mu Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. aims to enlighten and enhance the �������� with the sorority’s core values being Sisterhood, Scholarship, and Service. Sisters have received several awards for academic and civic achievements, including Patterson Court Women's Organization of the Year and Center for Civic Engagement Outstanding Organization, among others. The sorority's guiding motto is: "Intelligence is the torch of wisdom."

The Alpha Gamma chapter of Latinas Promoviendo Comunidad/Lambda Pi Chi Sorority, Inc. was founded at �������� College on December 1, 2018. The Sorority is Latinx-based but not Latinx-exclusive. Las Hermanas are committed to the three ideals upon which the Sorority’s foundation stands: La Comunidad, La Cultura Latina, and La Hermandad. Las Hermanas strive to empower womxn by providing a supportive network dedicated to personal and professional advancement. La Hermandad is further advanced by a shared dedication and promotion of public service and cultural awareness, with an emphasis on Latino history, contributions, and experiences.