Charged to serve. Charged to lead.

An exploration of those denouncing the D9 on the podcast "Ethocast."

Followership to Leadership: The Black Greek Success Program addresses how every brother or soror plays a role in their chapter's success.

January is Divine 9 Social Impact Month.

Dimensions of giving and volunteering among Divine Nine members and chapters is rooted in a collective commitment to our causes.

Summer time is fun time! For Black Greeks, however, the letters never sleep. Have fun, but let's keep things in perspective.

We have a responsibility to listen to GDIs’ feedback about us. Let’s get out of our feelings, folks. We don’t have to like it; but if we are

Black Greeks are uniquely positioned to make a real difference because our organizations encourage ethical leadership for the greater good.

The irony of great leadership is that it is complemented by effective followership. Followership is taking responsibility for being a critic

The big idea of “Pledge to Serve” was to have Divine Nine members leverage their expertise to articulate the value of our servant leadership