We are the student organization with the longest existence at Bethel College/University and we bring to our campus something different than the national organizations that populate the Greek system. Throughout our history as a local organization at Bethel College, our members and our community has been enriched with our unique blend of academic, service and social programs.

Phi Delta Sigma members participate in many activities on campus, including Intramural Sports, Student Government, Homecoming, Greek Week, and academic groups.  Greek activities and brotherhood events like bowling, camping, football, and volleyball combine to form a well-balanced social program. While Phi Delta Sigma emphasizes a strong academic program and involvement in many activities on campus, we strive for a balance of academic and social activities that is so vital in becoming a well-rounded person.

In Phi Delta Sigma, gaining a quality education is an important goal.  The brotherhood stresses the achievement of a good education and building good friendships.  Brothers gather to form study groups, and members offer each other the support they need to thrive throughout their college career.  Phi Delta Sigma has consistently finished in the top two fraternities in overall G.P.A. at the college.  The fraternity annually awards a scholarship to active members for academic achievements and involvement in the community.

Service to the community is also important to members of the Phi Delta Sigma. Individually, brothers participate in in service projects around campus, and the brotherhood sponsors cleanup of a stretch of highway on the way to Gleason.  We all have a lot of fun and help keep the community clean and beautiful.

If you have an interest in joining Phi Delta Sigma, please contact our advisor, Dewayne Ervin, or speak with any member of the fraternity.