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Six Scholarship Opportunities for Sorority Women in 2021 INDIANAPOLIS — The National Panhellenic Conference Foundation (NPC Foundation) today announced it is now accepting scholarship applications for awards in 2021. The

50 Alumnae Panhellenic Associations Recognized with Citation of Merit and Programming Excellence Awards INDIANAPOLIS — The National Panhellenic Conference (NPC), one of the largest advocacy and support organizations for women,

55 College Panhellenic Associations Across the U.S. and Canada Recognized for Excellence and Innovation in Panhellenic Operations and Support of the Women’s-Only Sorority Experience INDIANAPOLIS — The National Panhellenic Conference

The NPC Access and Equity Advisory Committee is charged with recommending ways to increase access to the sorority experience and equity across NPC policies and procedures Committee work to complement

INDIANAPOLIS — The National Panhellenic Conference (NPC) has named 14 college and university students from 14 different member organizations to serve as members of the 2020-21 NPC Student Advisory Committee.

INDIANAPOLIS – The National Panhellenic Conference Foundation (NPC Foundation), which raises funds for and underwrites initiatives that launch and sustain women leaders, today announced its 2020-22 Board of Trustees. In

Nearly $12,000 in scholarships awarded to sorority women in an effort to make college more affordable INDIANAPOLIS – The National Panhellenic Conference Foundation (NPC Foundation) today announced the recipients of

Seven Women Appointed to Lead NPC’s Standing Committees During the Next Two Years The National Panhellenic Conference (NPC) today announced the names of seven women who have been appointed by

INDIANAPOLIS — The National Panhellenic Conference (NPC) has announced seven fraternity/sorority advisors from different college and university campuses across the United States who will serve on the 2020 NPC Fraternity/Sorority

A state court judge has denied Harvard’s motion to dismiss sororities’ legal challenge to Harvard’s policy punishing students who participate in single-sex organizations. “This decision recognizes what we’ve long known to