Sigma Nu is returning to Cornell this fall.

Zeta is coming to UW Madison this fall.

Yay!!!! Go Zeta

**Side note

Because of a new job and moving to another state, I may not be updating this thread as quickly as I tried to in the past. I don't have internet at my place yet, so I have to go to the public library or Starbuck's when I can. :-)

Thanks for the good work.

Zeta is not reestablishing a chapter. This is a brand new colonization.

Delta Chi will be colonizing at the following schools:

Villanova- Spring '22
CU Boulder- Fall '21

Fall 2021 Sigma Phi Epsilon will be returning to:
Case Western Reserve, Ohio Sigma
Cal Poly in San Luis Obispo, California Tau
San Diego State University, California Delta

Just a probably dumb question-generally, what factors are a part of the decision of a school to invite more sororities to the campus?

NM class sizes have been getting larger and larger over the last few years, unsustainably large chapter totals, and also sometimes they have a local who would like to affiliate with an NPC organization. My campus opened for expansion when we had all three factors in play.

I've gathered, from reading GC posts over past few years, there are limited times when an NPC chapter closes and simultaneously makes an agreement with its specific campus to return in a defined number of years. Sometimes that means no other NPC will be invited onto that campus until that specific group reestablishes.

Kappa Alpha Theta will be returning to Harvard University in Spring 2022!! https://www.instagram.com/p/CTBCaqcLJgF/

Phi Kappa Tau officially announced our return to Miami University (Alpha) and Muhlenberg University (Eta) during the 2021-22 school year. No dates were announced.

FIJI at the University of Nebraska is under investigation and has been told to suspend operations after a sexual assault linked back to the chapter was reported this week.
Today, UNL also closed the chapters house which I'm still uncertain what that means as it is not owned or operated by the University. It mostly like means, they will at least lose a status which allows freshmen to live in. Last night, there was a protest outside of their chapter house which was estimated to have about 1000 people in attendance.

https://news.unl.edu/newsrooms/today...ssault-at-unl/

I was going to make a thread about this in the risk management forum. This whole situation is horrible.