Loneliness and belonging between fraternity or sorority affiliated and unaffiliated college students in the United States.

April 28, 2026

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This research examines how fraternity or sorority affiliation influences feelings of loneliness and belonging among college students.
Focused on college students in the United States
Compared fraternity or sorority affiliated students with unaffiliated students
Analyzed loneliness and belonging metrics across diverse demographic groups.
Greek affiliated students report lower levels of loneliness compared to unaffiliated students
Belonging is significantly higher among fraternity and sorority members, suggesting a protective effect
Demographic variance indicates broader implications for social support systems in college.

Examines how Greek affiliation affects loneliness and belonging among college students, suggesting it offers support.

: Greek affiliation may serve as a protective factor against loneliness and enhance belonging across several demographic groups.

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Reeves-Doyle et al. (2026) studied this question.

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