Service and Philanthropy as College Student Activism for Fraternity and Sorority Members

Tull's study examines U.S. fraternity and sorority philanthropy as a form of student activism. He finds that structured service engagements offer platforms for identity expression, leadership cultivation, and civic participation among Greek life members. The research suggests that Greek philanthropy plays a strategic role in shaping student agency and fostering communal responsibility, contributing to broader civic engagement and personal development beyond academic settings.