Our founders established Pi Beta Phi with the vision of extending sisterhood and friendship to as many women as possible. Today, Pi Phis continue to be confident, diverse women who desire authentic friendships, seek opportunities to lead and dream of making an impact in the world.

Throughout our history, Pi Beta Phi has helped young women develop meaningful relationships with others while reaching their personal potential. These relationships help sisters adapt to college life by providing a sense of belonging, mutual support and guidance.

In 1867, 12 courageous young women at Monmouth College came together to form a sisterhood rooted in shared experiences, enduring values and Sincere Friendships. Today, more than 150 years and 350,000 members later, we continue to celebrate our founders' vision as sisters of …

Why Pi Phi? Since 1867, Pi Beta Phi has ensured women have the support of sincere friends, opportunities to lead and the inspiration to achieve their goals. We’re proud of our heritage and honor the legacy of Pi Phis who have come before us.

The purpose of The Arrow is to present matters of value to Pi Beta Phi, furnish a means of communication among collegiate chapters, alumnae clubs and officers and represent the worthiest interest of Fraternity women.

Pi Beta Phi Foundation is uniquely focused on helping Pi Beta Phi fulfill its mission — promoting friendship, developing women of intellect and integrity, cultivating leadership potential and enriching lives through community service.

The Mission of Pi Beta Phi Fraternity for Women is to promote friendship, develop women of integrity, cultivate leadership potential and enrich lives through community service. Contact Us (636)-256-0680

Pi Phi is proud to offer its leaders innovative training resources through the Pi Beta Phi Online Learning Center. The Online Learning Center houses training programs specific to each officer role. Below is an overview of the officer training courses.

The opportunity to join Pi Phi doesn't end in college. You can experience Pi Phi friendships, values and lifelong sisterhood as an alumna initiate.

Pi Beta Phi's first literacy service project took place when Nebraska Alpha established a library in York, Nebraska, with 225 books. When the chapter closed in 1892, it gave more than 1,000 volumes to the city to help start the city's library.