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Phi Gamma Nu (ΦΓΝ) is a co-ed business fraternity in the United States. It was founded as a sorority at Northwestern University in 1924.

History
Phi Gamma Nu was founded on at the Chicago campus of Northwestern University. The founders were Sylvia Pekar Arnold, Elizabeth Conroy Fleming, Marge McInerney Hawes, Mary Chard Nalbach, Helen Vogel Purcell, and Celeste Weyl. Phi Gamma Nu was established as a sorority for women pursuing studies in business. It went national in October 1927 with the addition of the Beta chapter at Boston University. Its national publication, The Magazine of Phi Gamma Nu, was first published in October 1930. == Symbols ==
Symbols
Phi Gamma Nu's colors are cardinal red and gold. Its flower is the red rose. Its jewel is the ruby. Its publication is The Magazine of Phi Gamma Nu. ==Chapters==
Chapters
Currently, Phi Gamma Nu has eighteen active collegiate chapters. == Notable members ==
Notable members
Barbara K. Hackett (honorary) - United States District Judge == See also ==
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