A DST Alumnae Chapter in Dallas crossed over 100. I think it was 103 or 104.

I just heard about an AKA line in Atlanta that was 162.
Also, I think DST just crossed a line in Atlanta that was 166.

Both of these were graduate chapters, I believe.

I had friends/acquaintances on both of those lines.


Atlanta: We're joiners.

:)

I know some of the Sorors in the AKA chapter (wonder if I am acquainted with any of the ladies on the new line) . :) Don't know if I know any of the DST folk. I know I have family who were interested in that chapter a while ago. Speaking of which....

I reread this thread. It was pretty good.

I know this is an NPHC-specific thread, but we've been having these discussions in Alpha Phi Omega as well. About six chapters in my region are considered "large." One chapter in my section has 70+ pledging right now. I think the fraternity is doing a good job at supporting large chapters, but generally, the chapters' sizes didn't creep up on them, so they are doing a good job managing.

My home chapter is a little afraid of getting that big.

We just had a line of 15 at Norfolk State.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0L1N4jaRZyc

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CnR2EOH5dQ8

Update: Alpha Zeta chapter at Virginia State Univ. with 18 (Spring 2009!)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kb30fTpqZT0

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N006g...eature=related

I figure if I re-read all of this, I might as well bump it.

Good bump!

I got nothing to add but what has all been said. But I notice we talked largely about UG, though I know that some that were mentioned were alumnae chapters. I want to say that Eta Sigma (Atlanta alumnae) chapter recently had... 19 women? I'd have to go back and look, but I want to saw it was Spring 13.

My former alumnae chapter's last intake class was 10, so there's that. Can't speak for UG - I'm out the loop!