Founded at Boston University in 1909, the Nu Zeta chapter of Lambda Chi Alpha emerged at UGA only six years later. Today, Lambda Chi Alpha is one of the largest and oldest fraternities at the university. Its aim is to foster brotherhood and intellectual zeal between members and alumni in order to reap the highest benefits of college life and beyond. This is accomplished, in part, through strong Christian values. Lambda Chi Alpha offers a strong social calendar throughout the year, including many philanthropic events that benefit the community. Among these are the Tim Baldwin Philanthropy tailgate and Tim Baldwin Golf Tournament that support the Tim Baldwin Foundation in memory of a Lambda Chi Alpha brother.
Founded at Richmond College in 1901, the brothers of Sigma Phi Epsilon aim to create a balanced environment where high attainment and character may flourish. The Delta chapter of SigEp has been in existence at UGA since 1963. Its residence is a lovely white Southern mansion. As an alternative to pledging, SigEp runs a "balanced man" program, the goal of which is continual cultivation of values throughout college life and into the future. The men of SigEp are engaged community members who not only have fun with the social aspects of fraternity life, but also actively participate in various activities and organizations around campus and the community. As one of Sigma Phi Epsilon's philanthropic endeavors, the fraternity runs an annual haunted house, the proceeds of which are donated to ugaMiracle and therefore Children's Healthcare of Atlanta.