Where are you growing!
 

I am curious as to where your GLO is expanding to! Delta Upsilon currently has three colonies: University of Michigan, North Carolina State University and Arizona State University. Interest groups include DePaul University and McGill University. Unofficial interest groups include University of Delaware and Oklahoma State University. Potential future sights include Syracuse University, Rutgers, Ripon College and University of the Pacific among other possibilities.

Delta Zeta expanded to University of Hartford, University of Florida and Cal State - Northridge last year. There is another chapter that will be re-colonizing, but I'm not sure if I'm allowed to say where yet! As for interest groups or potential sites, I'm not in the loop on that!

We are chartering shortly at the University of South Florida!

we've been bouncing around everywhere!

So far this year we've colonized at Wright State in Ohio, Arizona State U, University of the South (or something, can't get it right) in Sewanee (maybe called Sewanee state???) and have a few other presentations going on right now.

We're pretty random- here there and everywhere!

Danielle,
University of the South in Sewanee, TN is a BEAUTIFUL campus! My mother grew up in Sewanee... Best of luck!

We're expanding in a LOT of places... 9 Colonies right now... It's easier if I just give you the URL:


http://www.sigmanu.com/prospectiveme...rrentcolonies/

We are colonizing at a lot of small schools, and as usual, they are mostly in the south

We have colonies at:

University of Incarnate Word (TX)
Clemson (SC)
St. Leo University (FL)
SUNY-Oneonta (NY)
East Carolina University (NC)
Schreiner University (TX)

And of course...the college that Carnation teaches at...which will remain nameless.

I think there are currently 4 or 5 interest groups too!

Now if only they would start colonizing in the midwest :rolleyes:

XP2k

We have a new chapter - Iota Delta in Connecticut and a colony at Shawnee State in Portsmouth Ohio (soon to be Iota Epsilon)

DU
 

I dont know how many people you need to start a chapter, but the Delta Upsilon Colony here at ASU only has 14 or so guys...

I went to their installation ceremony last year. The group invited five women from each sorority at two of the private universities in San Antonio, and I was one of the five from my sorority to represent. :) It was really nice and memorable. The Chi Phi chapter at my university, St. Mary's, is the on who ran the ceremony. GREAT group of guys at UIW, might I add. In fact, one of my sorority sisters went to high school with one of the guys. It was really nice.

currently there are 6 beta colonies that I know of:

oklahoma state
ole miss
east carolina
columbia
university of central florida
university of connecticut


next year there will be four more: virginia tech, indiana(this will be huge I'm sure), colorado state and arizona state

I thought the Betas at Ok St. were a chapter. I've heard they've already recieved enough $$ to start building a house.. (or the house might even be done).

they only started up a year and half ago. and yes, from what I hear their alums put on a ridiculous captial campaign and remodeled the entire house (or built a new one? not sure on the specifics). they already have over 80 brothers. Most beta colonies usually dont get their charter for 2 years.

D Phi E is expanding as well. We have colonies in Indiana, Texas and Pennsylvania. We chartered at FAU in August and at Schreiner in Texas in January.

Alpha Gamma Delta is proud to announce the installation of its 180th chapter at Chapman University, Orange, California. The Initiation and Chapter Installation will take place March 22, 2003.

Founded in 1861, Chapman University is an independent institution nestled on 60 acres in a suburban area 35 miles southeast of Los Angeles. In the spring of 2002, the College Panhellenic voted to add another NPC group to the existing Greek community. After inviting several NPC groups to present at Chapman University, Alpha Gamma Delta was chosen to join the Chapman Greek community. Alpha Gamma Delta colonized in the fall of 2002, joining Gamma Phi Beta, Delta Gamma, Alpha Phi and Phi Sigma Sigma.


I'm so excited! I'm going to be there! :D

I am going to the chapter rechartering at Oregan State this April. I am stoked, I was really hoping that it would be somehting that I got to do during my undergraduate experience.

Arizona state
 

the actual number of members of the DU Arizona State colony Members stands at 23.

Hate to break it to you
 

Maybe I am wrong, but they have 16 brothers registered with IFC...but thats great if they are at 23. My suitemates both were DU and like 5 other kids on my floor were as well.

Sigma Pi Fraternity currently has 10 active colonies, and there are plans to continue the rapid expansion.

Here are the current colonies:

Wisconsin-Madison
Arizona State
Indiana State
Ferris State
Old Dominion
Texas Tech
Penn State at Altoona
Radford University
Houston
Salisbury State

As for some of the new colonies they are planning to open in the next few years: University of Oregon, U.C. Santa Barbara, and CSU Chico. The Zeta-Lambda chapter at University of Southern California will also re-colonize in 2004, as the alumni already own a large house on Greek row.

Kappa Sigma has recently colonized or chartered at the following schools:

Louisiana Tech University
John Carrol University
Hobart College
Ohio Wesleyan University
Western Kentucky University
Texas A&M / Commerce
University of Wyoming
Wake Forest University
Ball State University
USC Spartenburg

Let us not rest until the Star and Crescent is the pride of every college and university in the land! - Steven Alonzo Jackson, the Golden-Hearted Virginian.

The beta colony at UCF is great! i just have to plug them because my big and little brothers are both betas! They just got a "chapter of excellence award." at greek awards last week. From what I understand, they are applying for their charter this summer at convention.

Really? I haven't heard about that yet. That suprises me b/c they closed only a year or so ago.

Do you have any more info on this?

Kappa Kappa Gamma will colonize a new chapter at Harvard in the fall of 2003! We established a new chapter last fall at the University of Central Florida.

We've also gotten larger in the Northeast since my initation. I guess it was thought that the chapters up here wouldn't survive as well as other chapters, because the climate wasn't as good for fraternities. However, my chapter at Boston U., along with others around the area, have stayed strong, and other chapters have seen big increases in membership and quality.

Collin

kddani i PMed you

That's great to know. I had heard that they were a pretty strong group. We are represented well in Florida so I'm not that surprised.

Delt has just re-charted at USC (Southern Cal)

In additons, these are listed on the website:

Crescent Colonies

Beta Theta Crescent Colony
University of the South-Sewanee
Originally founded in 1883, Sewanee is in the process or regaining their chapter status. Beta Theta is the home of Stuart McClean, writer of the Delt Creed.
Colony President: Brad Cherry
email: cherrjb0@sewanee.edu

Epsilon Kappa Crescent Colony
Louisiana State University
Originally founded in 1966 and recolonized in the fall of 1999.
President: Terrence O' Connor
email: toconn1@lsu.edu

Kennesaw State Crescent Colony
Kennesaw State University
KSU was colonized in the spring of 2002. Delta Tau Delta is now the third fraternity on campus and #1 academically.
President: Rick Nuttuno
email: richard@polarisphoto.net

Omega Crescent Colony
University of Pennsylvania
Originally founded in 1897 and most recently recolonized in the spring of 2002. The Omega chapter has produced alumni such as the late Supreme Court Justice William Brennan.
Colony President: Justin Walker
email: jawalker@seas.upenn.edu

Gamma Nu Crescent Colony
University of Maine
Originally installed in 1908, recolonized in Spring of 2003.
Colony President: Benjamin Madore
email: Benjamin_Madore@umit.maine.edu

I don't know how current this information is.

Pike currently has colonies at:

East Carolina - Chartering next week I believe
Harvard
West Virginia University
University of British Columbia
Northwestern University
Millsaps College
College of Charleston


And they are currently at (pretty sure):

George Washington University
Univ. of California - Irvine


And the colony at Delaware was re-chartered in November

ECU is getting a Pike chapter??? That's too sweet for words. :D

Pi Phi is expanding a lot in the West--this academic year we chartered chapters at University of Colorado-Colorado Springs and Loyola Marymount University in California.

They actually had one already, its our Epsilon Mu Chapter that's being rechartered.

Their Website is: http://www.ecupikes.cjb.net/

Our colonies are listed on this site, easier to post a url. It explains aboiut each one, and there are a few that are re-colonizing(all but 2). SIU was just rechartered, again as Kappa Tet.
http://www.phisigmakappa.org/expansion/colonies.asp

This colony was (re)chartered a few weeks ago! I know quite a few of the (re)founding fathers...and even some alumni of the chapter!:D

I think Chi Phi has a colony at West Virginia University.

Its pretty new (as within the last 8 weeks) so I'm not sure if its even recognized by the university or IFC yet.

It is actually a re-chartering of a chapter we closed a while ago.

Our nationals recently decided that they would support chapters and colonies whether they had IFC standing or not.

Our colony at Clemson is doing an amazing job (without IFC standing...though the university likes them) and our fraternity HQ is so impressed that they are actually building them a new house (they just broke ground on it!).