Pi Beta Phi was the first national women's fraternity founded on April 28, 1867. We were founded at Monmouth College in Monmouth, Illinois by our twelve founders as seen to the right. Not only was Pi Phi the first national women's fraternity, we were also first to form an Alumni Advisory Committee, the first to have a national philanthropy, and also one of the first seven founders of the Panhellenic Conference.

Facts

Nickname: Pi Phi

Flower: Wine Carnation

Symbol: Arrow

Mascot: Angel

Colors: Wine and Silver Blue

Pi Beta Phi was also founded on six core values. These are strongly emphasized throughout the chapter everyday.

Integrity

- Personal & Academic
Integrity
- Truth/Honesty
- Trustworthiness
- Personal & Fiscal
Responsibility
- Irreproachable Personal
Conduct
- High Standards
- Accountability

Lifelong Commitment

- Loyalty
- Commitment
- Faithfulness
- Unity
- Obligation
- Steadfastness
- Purpose
- Dual Acceptance

Sincere Friendship

- Sisterhood
- Love
- Kindness
- Forgiveness
- Compassion
- Sharing
- Assistance
- Support
- Protection

Philanthropic Service To Others

- Social Service
- Community Service
- Philanthropy

Pi Beta Phi Mission Statement

The mission of Pi Beta Phi Fraternity for women is to promote friendship, develop women of
intellect and integrity, cultivate leadership potential, and enrich lives through community service.

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