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Tau Iota Tau (τιτ) is the most popular sorority at Danklin University, a large, old-money university in southern Maine. During RUSH week, Tau Iota Tau always has the most women "rushing" to join this sorority. Tau Iota Tau routinely has several hundred PNMs (potential new members) rank it as their first choice despite having only 30–40 new-member openings each year. Tau Iota Tau has a reputation for producing ambitious, socially connected women who somehow maintain 3.8 GPAs while partying hard enough to concern local emergency services.

Tau Iota Tau is known for being polished, ambitious, wealthy, socially dominant, and slightly intimidating. Its members tend to be high-achieving, well-connected, and extremely involved on campus. τιτ sisters are fiercely loyal to one another and have a reputation for treating chapter traditions with absurd seriousness.

Danklin University is an old money university that has existed for 198 years. Its largest colleges within the university are the College of Business, College of Journalism, College of Health Sciences, and College of Agriculture. The college is the main fixture of Danklin City, a fictional city in southern Maine. It is also one of the top 5 universities in the entire world and boasts approximately 25,000 active college students each year. Danklin University caps each Panhellenic chapter at 150 active undergraduate members.

Tau Iota Tau (τιτ) has the largest sorority mansion sitting atop "Greek Hill", a medium-sized subdivision sitting next to campus made up entirely of fraternity houses, sorority houses, and other related Greek-life buildings. "Greek Hill" has over 75 sorority/fraternity houses within its subdivision.

The Tau Iota Tau (τιτ) mansion is a 6-story luxurious mansion. It has 2 below-ground floors and 4 above-ground floors. Going between floors requires key-card access with appropriate authorization. Each sorority member has their own key card. The floors are as follows:

• B2: lowest level. Exclusively for sorority members, with access heavily restricted. Sorority rituals and item storage happen on this level.
• B1: directly below ground level. Wide open space setup for sorority parties, raves, events, etc.
• 1: The main, first floor, at ground level. This is mostly for welcoming guests, dining, kitchen, and living rooms spaces.
• 2: Directly above the first floor. Housing for freshman and sophomore sorority members, as well as where the laundry rooms are located.
• 3: Directly above the second floor. Housing for sophomore and junior sorority members.
• 4: Top floor. Housing for senior sorority members and sorority chapter leadership. The rooms on this floor are the nicest.

Authorization and access is as follows:

• Guests: Floor 1, and B1 only during approved events.
• New members: Floors 1–3. B1 during approved events.
• Initiated members: B2–3.
• Seniors: Floors B2–4.
• Executive leadership: unrestricted access.
• House moms: unrestricted access.

Tau Iota Tau (τιτ) is large enough that it has 3 "house moms" to support all of the women in the sorority. There are also daily house cleaners to clean all common areas and chefs that cook 3 meals a day for all members. House cleaners do not clean individual rooms.

Tau Iota Tau requires all active undergraduate members to live in the sorority house. Individual exceptions are made on a case-by-case basis, though rarely does any member want/need to live elsewhere.

Danklin University and Tau Iota Tau’s national organization strictly prohibit hazing. Officially, Tau Iota Tau has not had a confirmed hazing incident in decades. Unofficially, initiated members are very careful about what they call a “tradition.” (aka…hazing still happens, though they're careful about it and keep things very secret).

After accepting a bid, a PNM (potential new member) becomes a new member of Tau Iota Tau but is not yet an initiated sister. New members undergo several weeks of orientation, chapter education, social events, service work, Big/Little matching, and preparation for initiation. New members may attend most chapter activities but have restricted access to certain traditions, meetings, and areas of the mansion.

Each new member is eventually paired with an initiated member as their “Big.” Big/Little pairings are treated as an important chapter tradition, and sisters often compete, campaign, gossip, or quietly scheme over preferred matches.