Another correction for you...

The Wash U (St. Louis) chapter of Gamma Phi Beta I believe closed in 1988. It was definitely not still open in 1993 like you have it.

The muted color scheme is very appropriate for the area! I really like the ADPi rug at the door!:D

When I was in school, SDT had a rug like that, and I was positively green with envy! That and the stained glass window really wowwed me!

bg, I think that it's the old ADPi house (this was a recolonization), but updated.

Congrats to ADPi at U of AZ! I love your newly renovated house too. Also, what year was the chapter originally chartered? I am just curious.

Alpha Sigma Alpha at Penn State Behrend has 3 new members

Indiana University Southeast
 

Quota was 9, with Sigma Kappa and Alpha Phi matching 9. Phi Sigma Sigma matched 7. All three chapters continue to CR to campus total of 30.

That isn't my chapter, I had to look it up. *blush* The U of AZ chapter was on chapter from 1957-2005. When they closed, it was with the understanding that they could recolonize in x amount of years.

On an interesting note, that's our "Delta Gamma" chapter. The closed ZTA chapter there is "Kappa Delta".

Muhlenberg - Delta Zeta - 21 new members (unofficial)
UNC Wilmington - Delta Zeta has 22 new members, quota was 20

California Polytechnic State University San Luis Obispo, CA

Kappa Alpha Theta -- 44

Marshall University

DZ - 17 new members
No quota, minimally structured recruitment

Marietta College (Ohio)
Sigma Kappa - 12
Chi Omega - 15
Alpha Xi Delta - 16
I don't know quota

Theta Phi Alpha
Merrimack College (MA) informal: 6 new members
Steubenville (OH): 11 new members

Phi Mu Recruitment Results
 

(Area I)

West Chester University (Phi Lambda)- 8
Marshall University (Beta Phi)- 6
Central Michigan University (Rho Delta)- 18

Transylvania University (Delta Theta)- 29
University of Wisconsin-Osh Kosh (Zeta Nu)- 6
Ashland University (Delta Phi)- 11

University of Maine (Pi)- 13
University of Wisconsin-River Falls (Zeta Sigma)- matching quota
University of Evansville (Delta Lambda)- 24

(Area II)

Elon University (Gamma Nu)- reached total
University of South Carolina-Upstate (Lambda Zeta)- 12
Lander University (Kappa Tau)- 18
Brenau University (Mu)- 9

Towson University (Phi Theta)- 39
Virginia Commonwealth University (Lambda Gamma)- 19+COB to quota
University of North Carolina-Wilmington (Gamma Kappa)- 24
Lynn University (Theta Lambda)- 61

Sigma Kappa's Ohio University chapter is Beta Upsilon, not Beta Epsilon.

Small correction to info provided a while back...the Xi Nu chapter of Delta Zeta at Tarleton State took 35 new members from Formal recruitment...

Delta Zeta Updates and Corrections

St. Cloud - Met quota of 9
Nicholls' quota was 29
Cal State/Fullerton's quota was 38
San Jose State - 27 new members
U of Denver - 48 new members
Columbus State - Met quota of 14
Georgia State - 32 new members/quota of 21
Southern Illinois - 22 new members/quota of 20
Purdue - 37 new members
Fort Hays State - 1 new member, no quota
LSU - 81 new members
Lindenwood - 2 new members, no quota
UNLV - Met quota of 34
Appalachian State - Met quota of 33
East Carolina - 19 new members
NC State - 40 new members/quota of 39
UNC - Charlotte - 42 new members/quota of 41
Ashland - 17 new members/quota of 15
Kutztown - Met quota of 21
Mansfield - 6 new members/quota of 9/ +3 COB members
Muhlenberg - Met quota of 26
Temple's quota was 45

Ok, so quota was 24...the biggest NM class we've had before this was 13 or 14. *Ahem*

The Eta Mu chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma (at UC Santa Cruz) has 24 new members!!!! I'm BEYOND thrilled! My chapter did a great job, and we have amazing NMs!

Gamma Phi Beta has 31 new members, btw. (Epsilon Omicron chapter) Congrats!

I can't wait until the green light is given to bring one more group to campus. ;) :p

Wow...I never realized that Syracuse at one time or another has had a chapter of every NPC organization. I'm too lazy to look, but are there any other campuses that can claim that?

Penn State has had every NPC sorority on their campus at one point in time... except AST

Syracuse University has had all NPC's except Sigma Sigma Sigma.

You know....I counted and thought they had them all on Irishpipes list, but Iota Alpha Pi was on the list which screwed up my count.

Ohio State is the same.

and the same for the University of Illinois

AST needs to hit the Big 10.

More Theta Phi Alpha results, all from New Jersey:

- Beta Omega (Kean) has 15 baby penguins
- Beta Gamma (Fairleigh Dickinson) has 7 baby penguins
- Beta Xi (William Patterson) has 6 baby penguins

Alpha Xi Delta Updates
 

Here are some updates for Alpha Xi Delta:

California State University at Stanislaus
28 New Members
Quota = 28

Eastern Washington University
20 New Members
Quota = 20

Embry Riddle Aeronautical University (FL)
10 New Members +1 COB
Quota = 11

Ferris State University
7 New Members
Quota = 7

Florida Atlantic University
56 New Members
Quota = 53

Henderson State University
4 New Members
Partially Structured Recruitment - I don't think quota was set

Marshall University
20 New Members
Partially Structured Recruitment - I don't think quota was set

University of New Hampshire
36 New Members
Quota = 35

University of New Orleans
9 New Members
Quota = 10

Ohio Northern University
16 New Members
Quota = 22

West Chester University
25 New Members
Quota = 21

West Virginia University
25 New Members
Quota = 25

Wingate
8 New Members
Quota = 6

Youngstown State University
14 New Members
Quota = 14

An update:

The Epsilon Xi chapter of Alpha Delta Pi at Northern Arizona University had 20 new members from formal recruitment and then 24 more from COR, bringing the fall 08 alpha class to 44.

It's funny how much you notice about your GLO when you're NOT in school. I went to school in PA, and there are a ton of AST chapters in the state. But yea, they're not on many large campuses, and they're not spread out across the country as much as other GLOs. I'm not exactly sure as to why that is, though. And I guess I never truly took notice of that fact until I was out of school.

This quote was referring to Syracuse. On that campus, however, 15 out of 27 sororities have closed, 3-4 have closed in the last 10 years, and there has been only one successful (re)colonization since 1946.

I know absolutely nothing about Syracuse. But, even with the recent increase in Greek life interest, wouldn't those statistics be red flags to an NPC expansion committee?

It would to me! I'd want to see at least two years of everyone being within 5 members from Total before I'd say Syracuse is prepared for expansion. If they really wanted to expand, wouldn't they have kept Total a bit lower for now?

The Pi Beta Phi website is reporting 61 pledges for their new colony at New York University.

Newspaper article talks about the growth in number of pnms for existing GLOs.
Reports 102 women pledged, but doesn't give specific numbers for the 3 sororities.
http://www.nyunews.com/news/campus/1.751699

Does anyone know if the locals and the NPC chapters have the same "caps" at NYU?

She's talking about the Alpha chapter of her sorority. I think her point was that Alpha Gams would like for the climate to improve enough for them to return.

Quota at U Oregon was 50

Also, I believe Kappa Delta closed in 1933 (34?) and recolonized in 1990. I don't remember what they said, but we got to see the composites and I remember that being the gap.

50? Oh my god the highest I've ever heard it being before was 35, I think! That's fabulous! Any idea what total is these days and how everyone did?

It was last year. This year 618 girls signed up for recruitment. Last year about 450 applied. The freshman class was huge this year, so big they ran out of housing.
As for total... give me a few days and I'll try to find out.
I heard that Kappa Kappa Gamma and Kappa Delta were either 54 or 56 each, tying for first place. I will work out where everyone else will go. I will also check the validity of those statements. The person was a little drunk from celebrating a good recruitment...

Lol, that tends to happen. Thanks for the info and sorry to barrage you with questions, it's just been a few years since I've heard much about greek life at my alma mater. I hope you're enjoying it there! :)

Oh, duh. Even though OTW is a frequent poster, I don't keep track of a poster's NPC affiliation unless it's evident in her name or signature line. Now both the comment and the wink and smile make more sense. Thanks, irishpipes, for politely connecting the "Syracuse Triad" dots for me.:)