Sigma Nu at Knox College in Galesburg, IL supposedly built a new chapter house but those bright boys haven't been keen enough to post a photo of their house. http://www.deltathetatimes.org/index.php?id=465

Interesting tid-bit about our chapter at Knox. It is the only chapter amongst the 275 chapters chartered by Sigma Nu that is actually OLDER that Sigma Nu itself. The local fraternity, Delta Theta, was founded in 1861. Sigma Nu was founded in 1869 at VMI. The Delta Theta fraternity affiliated with Sigma Nu and was chartered in 1891. That would have put the Knox chapter in our "Beta" series, but Sigma Nu allowed Knox to hold onto their local chapter name as their chapter designation - thus, the Delta Theta chapter of Sigma Nu.

Sigma Nu - University of Arkansas
 

I loved living in this house. It is a historic landmark in Boulder and has a moat that runs through the front yard!

The future home of the Theta Rho Chapter of Kappa Sigma at McNeese State.

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I like that. Any idea on sq ft our how many it will house?

Somewhere around 8,000. It's a 12 bed, 6 bath. Mens & womens bathrooms on the first floor. Also an alumni room on adjacent the meeting room with a an office type deal, but has a shower, in case we ever need to lodge someone from HQ.

May not seem big compared to some, but for the campus, this is the biggest thing that will probably ever be built in terms of fraternities. If you see the house the house in the background, thats the Kappa Alpha house.

Where's the Rogue?

He's either trashing some strangers car outside the Frankie Goes to Hollywood concert, humiliating some guy by runnin' his head up and down the rail of a bar or drinking whiskey in an alley from an old shoe. :eek:

Great looking house... What's on the third floor? Can you send us floor plans so we can see how it lays out on each floor?

I thought we had them up somewhere, but we don't the only copies are hard copies in our current shack, that I'm a little ways away from for the summer. The third floor will be the chapter room and alumni room as well as study desks. There are 8 beds and four baths on the the second floor with a parlor/living room. And one half the first floor the remaining 4 beds and 2 baths. The other half the first floor will contain common room, kitchen, and mens and womens bathrooms.

We're getting there. We basically had the near equivalent of losing our charter, but we never actually lost it, the alum pushed quantity hugely, so some guys didn't get along, some were tools, but we're returning to form. We got to know the ARM from UF quite. Not sure if you'd know him or not, but he was a great help.

I would imagine it is a pain having the chapter room on the first floor, especially in a house that big, is that space used just for meeting or does it accommodate other things as well?

I may eventually live in it. Not now, I wouldn't get anything done there, ever.

And that does seem like a real pain in the ass. I thought moving the three couches and a couple of recliners in our shack was aggravating. I call it our shack, it was the former 6 bedroom living quarters, the hurricane demolished the common house. They were both shaped like pizza huts and both extremely small.

Hilarious

OLD GREGG IS THAT YOU?

SECdom - What year are you? Just curious if you ever lived in the Snake house at UF when they were off campus.