Omega Chapter is Southwest Missouri State. Currently inactive.

Not trying to stir up any mess at all but in both threads you two posted different information about where APO's Omega Chapter is. And UT is nowhere NEAR Drake so on the off chance you do citywide chapters that's not a possibility. Just wondering where the chapter actually is cause I'm nosey lol.

ETA: We do have an Omega Chapter, it was in Cleveland, not sure if it's still active, and we have chapters that have Omega as part of the nomenclature. And we do have a chapter name reserved just for deceased Sorors.

Hope no one minds me answering that question, but APhiRattlerGal is a member of Alpha Phi, whose Omega chapter is at the University of texas, while Senusret I is a member of APO, whose Omega chapter is at Drake University. Two different orgs, so two different Omega chapters. I'm thinking you probably just misread APhiRattlerGal's post. Hope that cleared it up. :D

Kappa Delta Pi, an education honors society, has it's omega chapter at Ohio University

Omega Chapter.

Auburn University, Founded 1915, still in operation to day.

One of the oldest LXA Chapters, just built a Huge and Beautiful House.

Penn State.

That said, I've been told that APO will never have "APO" as a chapter designation (ie there will never be a "Alpha Phi Omega Chapter of Alpha Phi Omega"), nor Omega Omega Omega.

So a related question might be do any other GLOs restrict their organization designation from being used as a chapter designation.

Sigma Chi Fraternity's Omega Chapter

Northwestern University (1869)