Phi Mu will be opening a chapter at Middle Georgia State University in Spring 2025. This is the first NPC organization on the campus.

They tried long enough to get a group in there! Is this on the Macon campus?

Yes

OK, the old Macon State campus. MGSU combined with them and a couple of other schools awhile back.

From the Quarterly Lambda Chi Magazine
 

Fall of 24 Expansions, all returns to campus

UNC-Charlotte
Nebraska-Lincoln
Colorado-Boulder

Spring 25 expansions, all returns to campus

Florida St
Texas St
U of Pittsburgh

Sigma Delta Tau has closed their chapter at Bradley University due to low membership.

Phi Delta Theta:
Emerging Chapters:
1: Grand Valley State: Michigan Theta (New)
2: Rutgers University: New Jersey Alpha (Recharter)
3: The Ohio State University: Ohio Zeta (Recharter)
4: Florida State University: Florida Gamma (Recharter)
5: Boise State University: Idaho Beta (New)
6: Texas State University: Texas Mu (Recharter)
7: UMASS: Massachusetts Zeta (New)
8: UMKC: Missouri Kappa (New)
9: NJIT: New Jersey Zeta (New)

Spring Expansions:
1: Cal State Fullerton: California Alpha Alpha (New)
2: Georgia College & State University: Georgia Zeta (Recharter)

The Purdue chapter of Theta Tau (Engineering Fraternity) disbanded and their 60+ members joined (merged with) Phi Kappa Tau. PKT took possession of their house too. There’s been pressure for years for the Theta Tau chapter to go co-ed, but they refused.

I do know in terms of specialized organizations there is an engineering sorority. Been a while since an org has disbanded and then the previous members join another.

Phi Mu Delta
 

Phi Mu Delta has recently received permission to re-establish inactive chapters at Kenne State in NH. and the Un. of New Hampshire. Conversations are being held with other universities in the area for re-establishing inactive chapters.

Theta Phi Alpha is closing their chapters at Lynn University and Marian University due to sustainability challenges

Bloomsburg University (in PA) to bring back fraternities and sororities
Not really sure which GLOs were there in the past, nor how long it's been.

DU is colonizing at Western Colorado during the Spring 2025 semester.

They're not "bringing them back" they're just re-recognizing them - the chapters never closed and were supported by their nationals. There is a whole thread on this. This article is either extremely poorly written or the chair and president who were interviewed were purposely fuzzy about the groups' current status. If it's the latter, that doesn't really give me a lot of hope.

Wishing everyone a New Year filled with good heaklh, happiness and laughter. dl