Phi Mu Fraternity

Phi Mu Fraternity, established on January 4, 1852, at Northwest Missouri State University, is dedicated to fostering values of love, honor, and truth among its members. The Zeta Lambda Chapter actively participates in philanthropy, supporting organizations such as the Children's Miracle Network and the National Women's History Museum.

With a strong emphasis on academic excellence, the chapter boasts a current GPA of 3.514 and has achieved notable accomplishments in various campus events, including multiple first-place finishes in Homecoming and Greek Week competitions. Phi Mu's commitment to community and leadership is reflected in its distinguished alumni, including Evett Simmons, former President of the National Bar Association, and author Kathryn Stockett.

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