Phi Mu Fraternity

In a world that rewards toughness, we've always believed in something different.
We believe in showing up with empathy. In caring for one another loudly, consistently and without apology.

That's not softness. That's strength.

The bonds we build as sisters have a way of showing back up — in a new job, in a new city, in a hard moment you didn't see coming. Phi Mu doesn't end at graduation. It just keeps going.

Every Phi Mu has that person. The one you call first — good news or bad, big moment or just a Tuesday.
Who's yours? Tag her. ⬇️

There's something about a sister who just gets it. Who knows when to push you forward and when to just sit with you. Who shows up — for the big stuff and the everyday stuff, too.
That's what we've been building for nearly 175 years. And we're not stopping now.

From friends to fairways, Alexandra Riley is taking her Phi Mu sisterhood on the road as she travels; meeting Phi Mu women from around the country while creating new memories with her sisters from college.
From the moment she walked through the doors of Phi Mu, The University of Alabama, she knew she had found home. “I felt the warmth and connection to every single person I came in contact with. It felt so refreshing to be surrounded by women who are true and genuine to themselves and who are there to cheer you on through the good and the bad.” Serving as Membership Director for two years, living in the house and embracing every opportunity to step outside her comfort zone shaped not only her college experience, but the woman she is today.

Now navigating life on the road of professional golf, sisterhood remains a constant. From monthly voice memos with her pledge class to reconnecting with Phi Mu sisters across the country while traveling, the bonds formed in college continue to grow in meaningful ways. As she prepares for a new season of life- including welcoming a baby this year and returning to Alabama- she hopes to give back to the same chapter that gave her so much.

Her advice to young women in Phi Mu? Say yes to it all. Go to the events, meet new people, live in the house if you can and take every chance to get involved. “The four years go by so quickly,” she says, “and the moments that push you outside your comfort zone are often the ones that shape you the most.”

Don't miss your chance to recognize outstanding members and chapter achievements! We encourage you to nominate a sister for our Alumnae Achievement Awards! Applications for Convention Awards are due by 11:59 p.m. ET on Monday, May 25, 2026. To submit, please use this Google Form:
https://phimu.us20.list-manage.com/track/click?u=719d24ed366c161c8c603d1bc&id=0c80e53b79&e=9905e03127.
If you have questions about a specific award, reach out to Julia Clare Denhollem at
[email protected].

On to traveling, jobs, further education, volunteering and all the wonderful things that your future holds. Wherever life takes you, you will always have Phi Mu. You will have your sisters, your memories, and the core values of love, honor and truth to help guide you in this new chapter of your life.⁠
Congratulations 2026 graduates!

[📸: Hawai’i, USC Beaufort, Tennessee Tech, Georgia Southern, Saint Louis, Boise State, Georgia Tech, Georgia College, West Georgia, William & Mary]