Pi Beta Phi
The mission of Pi Beta Phi Fraternity is to promote friendship, develop women of intellect and integrity, cultivate leadership potential, and enrich lives through community service.
Friendship is especially important to the women of Pi Beta Phi. To us, “the 517” is more than just a house. It is our home with an infinitely supportive and inclusive community (not to mention the best food on campus!). In the house, Pi Phi’s can be found cooking together, hosting TV marathons, coding in the kitchen, or getting ready for a night out. Together, we throw study parties, crush our midterms, and lead student organizations – all with a packed social calendar.
When Pi Beta Phis are not running around campus pursuing their own unique passions, we are supporting each other and encouraging our awesome sisters who: kill it in Gaities; run the school on ASSU and Cabinet; lead Stanford Women in Business; help people at the Free Clinic; and even found Stanford Women in Medicine. Together we roll out to support Field Hockey, Sailing, Equestrian, Squash, Crew, and more.
Pi Phi’s also love giving back. We have a blast organizing our annual volleyball tournament, Arrowspike, and Pie a Pi Phi to help benefit the Stanford Chapter of First Book; An organization that works to promote literacy in preschool and elementary school kids from low-income families.
Although Pi Beta Phis are super passionate and involved on campus, we are also a community of fun and laid-back girls. We love catching up with our alumnae who currently work at places such as Facebook, Google, Linkedin, Goldman Sachs, and Bain. But whether they are alumnae, abroad, or on the Farm, your Pi Beta Phi sisters are your number one fans and supporters for life.
Additional Information:
Full Financial Breakdown:
Average Dues: $260-$180 per quarter (depending on the quarter)
Costs outside of dues:
Average gear cost: $15-$40 (optional)
Special clothing/accessories: white dress required for some events
Obligations:
Philanthropy obligations:
Our philanthropy obligations are rarely monetary; we prefer contributions in the form of your time and advertisement!
The mission of Pi Beta Phi Fraternity is to promote friendship, develop women of intellect and integrity, cultivate leadership potential, and enrich lives through community service.
Friendship is especially important to the women of Pi Beta Phi. To us, “the 517” is more than just a house. It is our home with an infinitely supportive and inclusive community (not to mention the best food on campus!). In the house, Pi Phi’s can be found cooking together, hosting TV marathons, coding in the kitchen, or getting ready for a night out. Together, we throw study parties, crush our midterms, and lead student organizations – all with a packed social calendar.
When Pi Beta Phis are not running around campus pursuing their own unique passions, we are supporting each other and encouraging our awesome sisters who: kill it in Gaities; run the school on ASSU and Cabinet; lead Stanford Women in Business; help people at the Free Clinic; and even found Stanford Women in Medicine. Together we roll out to support Field Hockey, Sailing, Equestrian, Squash, Crew, and more.
Pi Phi’s also love giving back. We have a blast organizing our annual volleyball tournament, Arrowspike, and Pie a Pi Phi to help benefit the Stanford Chapter of First Book; An organization that works to promote literacy in preschool and elementary school kids from low-income families.
Although Pi Beta Phis are super passionate and involved on campus, we are also a community of fun and laid-back girls. We love catching up with our alumnae who currently work at places such as Facebook, Google, Linkedin, Goldman Sachs, and Bain. But whether they are alumnae, abroad, or on the Farm, your Pi Beta Phi sisters are your number one fans and supporters for life.
Additional Information:
Full Financial Breakdown:
Average Dues: $260-$180 per quarter (depending on the quarter)
Costs outside of dues:
Average gear cost: $15-$40 (optional)
Special clothing/accessories: white dress required for some events
Obligations:
Philanthropy obligations:
Our philanthropy obligations are rarely monetary; we prefer contributions in the form of your time and advertisement!
