Interfraternity Council

The Interfraternity Council’s object at the University of Wisconsin-Madison is to act as a self-governing body to promote a healthy, educational, safe, and positive experience for all its members. The Interfraternity Council’s continued purpose is to:

• Provide new programs and educational (ex., academic, leadership, prevention), philanthropic, and social opportunities for all member organizations.
• Ensure the unity and growth of the fraternity community.
• Maintain a positive working relationship with the other three councils in Fraternity and Sorority Life.
• To act as leaders, both on campus and within our community.
• Uphold the highest standard of personal conduct, including but not limited to personal fraternity membership, the IFC community, UW-Madison campus, and all forms of competitive interaction.
• Promote fraternal association without discrimination based on any identities, along with ethnic, cultural, and racial awareness.
• Foster positive relations on campus between fellow fraternity members, the greater university, and the Madison community.