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The Interfraternity Council consists of 11 fraternities. These organizations exist to create an environment of support and belonging among the men who are members of them. They seek to develop strong leaders, who focus on service to their communities, relationship development, academic achievement, networking and achievement, and values such as integrity, courage, and morality. Throughout the semester, each of these chapters host a variety of events focused on various philanthropic endeavors. IFC chapters are also heavily involved in intramural sports, and participate in the annual Greek Week competition in the spring semester. Many IFC fraternities also offer members an additional option for housing in the Kalamazoo area. 

 

While the fraternities within IFC recruit on campus all year round, the council hosts a structured recruitment process every Fall semester, typically in September. The dates for this year's formal recruitment are September 15-20. Anyone interested in joining a fraternity is highly encouraged to participate in this event, as they are able to meet every chapter through this process. The registration for formal recruitment can be found . After the conclusion of the formal process, most chapters continue to recruit on their own timelines. If you're interested in joining a specific fraternity, you can reach out to an active member, connect with them through social media, or send them an email through ExpÃÛÌÒÉçÇø after the conclusion of the formal process on September 20.