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Phi Mu Sorority Logo - Official Emblem and Symbolism #183899 (License: Personal Use)

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Greek letters Φ and Μ inside an ornate scalloped border, representing Phi Mu sorority.
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This black-and-white logo features the Greek letters Phi (Φ) and Mu (Μ), symbolizing the Phi Mu women’s fraternity, founded in 1852 at Wesleyan College. The ornate scalloped quatrefoil frame reflects traditional sorority design aesthetics, emphasizing elegance and heritage. It is widely used in official branding, merchandise, and chapter communications.
Used on sorority websites, recruitment materials, apparel, and digital assets to represent identity and affiliation; targets prospective members, alumnae, and campus partners seeking authentic sorority representation.
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