PC '26, we are ready to welcome you!
It is my favorite time of the year, and the time that you as a student of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln can sign up for sorority recruitment! I am so excited that you are interested in joining the Greek community on the UNL campus. Primary sorority recruitment will begin in August 2026. The Greek community here on this campus is steeped in tradition, and Chi Omega is proud to play an active role.
During recruitment, you will have the opportunity to meet our sisters and learn more about our purposes, activities, and the opportunities you will have as a Chi Omega sister. We can't wait to tell you more about our values and what it means to be a Chi Omega at Nebraska. As the women of Chi Omega at UNL, we strive to find a balance in all we do during our time on campus. Whether it is fun, friendship, academics, or one of the many activities Chi O's are involved in (both on and off campus). We have found that being in Chi Omega helps us achieve all we have set out to do while remembering what is most important.
We all found a home at Chi Omega the instant we walked into our door at 480 N 16th St. You will notice that our permanent house with the big red door is undergoing an expansion during the 2026-2027 academic school year, and is projected to be ready by the beginning of the 2027-2028 school year. Chi Omega will be recruiting out of the Pi Kappa Phi house for recruitment in August 2026. Our sisters will use this facility as a communal place on campus during the year to gather for lunch in between classes, enjoy sisterhood events, or study for an exam with each other. Additionally, we are excited that some of our members are taking advantage of living together at the Parkhaus Apartments, located close to campus. Check out our social media for more fun updates and highlights of our sisters! PC '26 I can't wait to welcome you into this beloved sisterhood.
Love,
Hannah Miller
Chi Omega - Kappa Chapter Recruitment Chair
During recruitment, you will have the opportunity to meet our sisters and learn more about our purposes, activities, and the opportunities you will have as a Chi Omega sister. We can't wait to tell you more about our values and what it means to be a Chi Omega at Nebraska. As the women of Chi Omega at UNL, we strive to find a balance in all we do during our time on campus. Whether it is fun, friendship, academics, or one of the many activities Chi O's are involved in (both on and off campus). We have found that being in Chi Omega helps us achieve all we have set out to do while remembering what is most important.
We all found a home at Chi Omega the instant we walked into our door at 480 N 16th St. You will notice that our permanent house with the big red door is undergoing an expansion during the 2026-2027 academic school year, and is projected to be ready by the beginning of the 2027-2028 school year. Chi Omega will be recruiting out of the Pi Kappa Phi house for recruitment in August 2026. Our sisters will use this facility as a communal place on campus during the year to gather for lunch in between classes, enjoy sisterhood events, or study for an exam with each other. Additionally, we are excited that some of our members are taking advantage of living together at the Parkhaus Apartments, located close to campus. Check out our social media for more fun updates and highlights of our sisters! PC '26 I can't wait to welcome you into this beloved sisterhood.
Love,
Hannah Miller
Chi Omega - Kappa Chapter Recruitment Chair
HOW TO APPLY:
We hope you take the chance to get to know us a little through this website and during recruitment. The women of Kappa Chapter are looking forward to seeing you in August—we can’t wait to meet you!
To find out more information on how to apply for fall recruitment or to learn about the overall process, please click here to visit the Greek Affairs page on the University of Nebraska website. At this time, we do not participate in open recruitment. If you have any questions regarding Chi Omega's recruitment, please email us at [email protected]
To find out more information on how to apply for fall recruitment or to learn about the overall process, please click here to visit the Greek Affairs page on the University of Nebraska website. At this time, we do not participate in open recruitment. If you have any questions regarding Chi Omega's recruitment, please email us at [email protected]
DO YOU KNOW A WOMAN WHO WOULD MAKE A GREAT CHI OMEGA?
You can help our chapter find young women who exhibit Chi Omega's six purposes by signing into EveryDay in order to complete a Recruitment Information Form (RIF). Reference the "Recruitment Information" section on your EveryDay home page. You can mail your physical RIF to the address below:
Lisa Glathar
6000 Veritas Drive
Lincoln, NE 68516
6000 Veritas Drive
Lincoln, NE 68516
LEGACY POLICY:
A legacy is a Potential New Member whose mother or sister is an initiated Chi Omega in good standing. The following will apply to all Chi Omega legacies: The University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Panhellenic no longer collects legacy information. If you would like to introduce Kappa Chapter to a legacy (mother or sister of a Chi Omega in good standing) or any young woman, please submit a RIF by Friday, August 7 at www.chiomega.com/everyday or by mail to Lisa Glathar 6000 Veritas Drive, Lincoln, NE 68516.
Legacies and women with connections to Chi Omega are given thoughtful consideration by the chapter. Please know that being designated a legacy does not guarantee membership to Chi Omega.
Kappa Chapter does not contact the mother or sister of a legacy if she will be invited or released at any point during recruitment.
It is not always possible for the chapter to extend an invitation to every woman who receives a RIF. Panhellenic places limits on the number of invitations a chapter may extend for each round of recruitment. Kappa Chapter collegians have the privilege and responsibility of selecting new members.
A legacy is a Potential New Member whose mother or sister is an initiated Chi Omega in good standing. The following will apply to all Chi Omega legacies: The University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Panhellenic no longer collects legacy information. If you would like to introduce Kappa Chapter to a legacy (mother or sister of a Chi Omega in good standing) or any young woman, please submit a RIF by Friday, August 7 at www.chiomega.com/everyday or by mail to Lisa Glathar 6000 Veritas Drive, Lincoln, NE 68516.
Legacies and women with connections to Chi Omega are given thoughtful consideration by the chapter. Please know that being designated a legacy does not guarantee membership to Chi Omega.
Kappa Chapter does not contact the mother or sister of a legacy if she will be invited or released at any point during recruitment.
It is not always possible for the chapter to extend an invitation to every woman who receives a RIF. Panhellenic places limits on the number of invitations a chapter may extend for each round of recruitment. Kappa Chapter collegians have the privilege and responsibility of selecting new members.