Texas Panhellenic Council

Texas Panhellenic Council at the University of Texas at Austin serves as the governing body for thirteen sororities affiliated with the National Panhellenic Conference. The organization is dedicated to fostering a vibrant and inclusive Greek community that empowers women through three core pillars: scholarship, service, and sisterhood. As a prominent student organization in Austin, Texas Panhellenic Council provides comprehensive support and oversight to its member sororities, ensuring they maintain the highest standards of academic excellence and community engagement.

The Council's mission centers on developing character and promoting mutual respect among fraternity women through deep friendship and close contact within the Greek community. By coordinating collaborative efforts across thirteen sororities, Texas Panhellenic Council creates opportunities for wide and wise human service that strengthens the University of Texas at Austin campus and the broader Austin community. The organization upholds the Panhellenic Creed, which emphasizes good scholarship, health maintenance, fine standards, and dedicated service to the college community.

Beyond governance, Texas Panhellenic Council champions meaningful philanthropic initiatives through Circle of Sisterhood, its dedicated philanthropy program. This initiative empowers sorority women to extend vital support to those lacking access to education, providing educational opportunities and essential resources to women in underserved communities worldwide. Through collective fundraising and awareness campaigns, Circle of Sisterhood addresses critical global challenges including domestic violence, health disparities, and illiteracy while igniting a powerful movement for women's empowerment. Operating at the University of Texas at Austin, the Council demonstrates how Greek life can drive lasting positive change both locally and internationally.