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Reclamation is how a former, inactive, or unfinancial Greek-letter member rejoins the organization. Here is what the process actually looks like.

Crossing was the start, not the finish. Every Divine Nine organization is built for lifetime membership. Here is how graduates actually stay active.

The Yard is the heart of HBCU campus life, and the Greek plots inside it map out how the Divine Nine show up in physical space, through probate season, step shows, and homecoming.

Founded in 1932 at Freedman's Hospital by twelve Black nurses called the Jewels, Chi Eta Phi is the nation's professional service sorority for registered and student nurses.

Founded in 2011 by two active-duty Army women, Kappa Epsilon Psi is the national military sorority for women who have served. 41 chapters, three objectives, one antique key.

Founded at Oklahoma A&M in 1919, Kappa Kappa Psi is the national honorary band fraternity for college musicians, with 66,000+ members and Bill Clinton on the roster.

Founded at Morgan State in 1962 as an alternative to mainstream Black Greek life, Groove Phi Groove built a brotherhood around service, not letters.

Choosing a Divine Nine sorority is a lifetime decision. This comparison guide walks the four Black sororities side by side and lays out the recruitment process, the real cost, and how to pick the one that actually fits you.

Choosing a Divine Nine fraternity is a lifetime decision. This comparison guide walks the five Black fraternities side by side and gives you a framework for matching one to your values, goals, and campus.

Phi Beta Sigma and Zeta Phi Beta are the only Divine Nine organizations bound by their charters. Here is how that constitutional bond was forged at Howard University and what it means in practice today.