Thanks. I will also add that ALL groups are represented (NPC, NPHC, NIC) As a Greek alumna I was solicited for money for the "Greek Village" not for the Chi Omega house. The university did a great job -- the houses were dedicated in 2000.

I really would like to see FSU's village.

Even though my chapter does not have a house, I'm partial to all of the old beautiful homes along Milledge in Athens. There are also a few other really beautiful chapter houses located throughout different parts of town. AChiO has a lovely home on Lumpkin, along with Sigma Chi. Too bad the county put a moratorium on any new fraternity/sorority housing construction...then there are all those zoning issues.....

So do I.

I think the University of Kansas has nice houses, they are huge too.

I agree SMU is nice too.

Exactly.

If Arkansas had a row...with Kappa Sig, Sigma Chi added onto the Stadium Row, it would be very impressive. But we're split up.

I had forgotten how impressive University of Washington's Greek housing was. The number, in itself, is spectacular. The campus is also very impressive for a large urban institution -- almost parklike. It is worthy of a visit if you are ever in the northwest, but what in Seattle is not!

South Carolina has a village of 21 houses built just 4 years ago, all massive... they redid the entire greek system pretty much house wise.

i like Georgia's and Bama's too.

The only Greek Village I've seen are the houses at South Carolina, and they're all huge and gorgeous. I heard that the new Gamma Phi house is gorgeous too, but I haven't see it yet

lol thanks for the backup

Haha yeah.........we don't have anything that could constitute a row.

I like Alabama's rows. Not necessarily the best looking houses, but the same style and the atmosphere is great.

I know I'm biased . . . but I have to agree. I always love driving down 28th street after a football game to check on "the row"

I love UW's Greek Row and the pictures do not do it justice