Interfraternity Council (IFC)

The Texas Tech Interfraternity Council (IFC) is the governing body of the fraternities at Tech that are usually members of the North American Interfraternity Conference (NIC). The Texas Tech Interfraternity Council consists of 23 men's organizations, governed by an Executive Council of different community representatives. IFC strives to promote high academic standards, philanthropic services, resources for recruitment, and inter-fraternity unity. These organizations are dedicated to personal development, academic achievement, leadership, and service to the campus community.

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IFC Organizations

Unrecognized Organizations

These organizations are not recognized by Texas Tech University or the IFC. Unrecognized organizations may not participate in IFC and Texas Tech University events. For more information, you can review the Student Organization Hazing List or contact Fraternity & Sorority Life at fsl@ttu.edu.   

Expanding Chapters

Below are the organizations that will be expanding to the Texas Tech campus in the upcoming years. 

Interfraternity Council Executive Board

 

How to Join:

Any eligible student may join an IFC Fraternity either in the Fall or Spring semesters, but is able to be recruited at any time through 365 Recruitment. There will be events during the summer, and at the start of Fall and Spring semesters, with opportunities for eligible students to connect with all eligible chapters within the IFC Community throughout the year. There will also be a link available for eligible students to sign up for recruitment and have their information provided to each eligible chapter within the IFC Community. Bids of Membership are also able to be given freely by individual organizations to eligible students, but the student is unable to accept, physically or verbally, until the Bid Signing Day of the following semester. Chapters should never pressure eligible students to accept a Bid of Membership early or not to connect with other organizations. If you have any questions and/or concerns, you can reach out to the IFC Recruitment Team or the IFC Advisor.

Fall 2026 Recruitment Info 

• Information Coming Soon!

FAQ

Why 365 Recruitment?

• Fairness: The previous recruitment process heavily favored Lodged chapters.
• Modernization: PNMs now research chapters ahead of campus arrival.
• Cost: New model reduces financial burden (down from $150 to $40).

How can I connect with a chapter?

• Register via Chapter BuilderRequirement to receive a Bid of Membership·You should not be pressured to accept or not visit with other chapters
• Follow & DM Chapter Instagrams (contact their posted Recruitment Team)
• Attend Events (posted online; some are invite-only)

Who is Eligible to Participate?

• In order to be eligible to participate in recruitment, you must be a male-identifying student, accepted, and enrolled at Texas Tech University. 

IFC Featured Programs

The Interfraternity Council features a handful of programs throughout the Fall and Spring Semesters. 

Fall Programs:

• Tailgating for TTU Football
  • Hosted during Football Season, specific chapters will host tailgating in the Green Space close to the football stadium prior to home games & then go together to watch the game. 
• Greek Basketball Association (GBA)
  • Semester-long 10-game basketball season with IFC Fraternities
  • Games played at fraternity houses, custom jerseys, and playoffs played at United Supermarkets Arena
  • 2026 Champion gets an invite to the national tournament held in Las Vegas

Spring Programs:

• Dust Bowl: Interfraternity All Star game
  • Two members from each chapter participate in an all-star football game in collaboration with the Texas Tech Football team, held in the football stadium.