Fraternity History & More is a history-focused publication by Fran Becque, Ph. D., a fraternity and sorority historian. Through articles and curated resources, Becque explores the people, traditions, organizations, and events that have shaped Greek-letter life, connecting its past with its present and future.

The site covers topics such as the origins of sorority recruitment, the founding and development of women’s fraternities, and notable members’ contributions in public life, the arts, education, and sports. Readers can also find profiles of sorority women, features on P. E.

O. and Pi Beta Phi, and reference collections about fraternity and sorority members who became U. S.

presidents, first ladies, governors, and award winners. Other resources highlight historic graves, founding locations, and chapter headquarters, as well as the history of fraternity customs and symbols. Fraternity History & More offers an accessible archive for readers interested in Greek-letter organizations, women’s history, and the cultural stories preserved through campus communities and their members.

It shares scholarship and historical discoveries in an engaging, narrative style