Student Affairs Celebrates 25 Years of National Pan-Hellenic Council

The University of Louisville is commemorating 25 years of having an official National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) Council on campus. Hundreds of attendees, including current students and alumni, joined a celebration held during Homecoming Week to mark the occasion.

Often referred to as the Divine Nine, NPHC is a collaborative organization of nine historically Black, international Greek lettered fraternities and sororities.

The Division of Student Affairs hosted a variety of NPHC events during Homecoming 2017 including:

• The NPHC Step Show at The Louisville Palace
• An NPHC/AAAC Step Show Reception @ SET
• An NPHC 25th Anniversary Pre-game Tailgate which saw more than 400 attendees
• On field recognition at the homecoming football game. Mardis and Mordean Taylor-Archer, vice president of Diversity and International Programs, welcomed a current student and alum from each NPHC organization, as well as the NPHC Student President and the NPHC Alumni President
• An NPHC Group Worship Service at Bates Memorial Baptist Church
• An NPHC 25th Celebration featuring national Keynote speaker Tish Norman on the topic: “A Photographic History of Black Fraternalism”

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The photo album for the entire weekend is located here.