Universities with with more than one founding GLO
 

I was wondering what Universities have had more than one sorority or fraternity founded at their school (excluding locals).
(Please include city and state of college)
I know :

Wesleyan College in Macon, GA
Alpha Delta Pi (begun as Adelphean Society) in 1851
Phi Mu (begun as Philomathean Society) in 1852

Syracuse University in Syracuse, NY
Alpha Phi in 1872
Gamma Phi Beta in 1874
Alpha Gamma Delta 1904

Monmouth College, Monmouth, IL
Pi Beta Phi (formed as I.C. Sorosis) - 1867
Kappa Kappa Gamma - 1870

Syracuse University also is where Alpha Phi Delta (1914), a NIC GLO, was founded.

Union College, in Schenectady, New York, is where 6 NIC groups were founded, the first three compose the Union Triad:
Kappa Alpha Society (1825)
Sigma Phi (1827)
Delta Phi (1827)
Psi Upsilon (1833)
Chi Psi (1841)
Theta Delta Chi (1847)

Miami University, in Oxford, Ohio, is where 4 NIC (well, Phi Delt isn't in the NIC at this time) and 1 NPC groups were founded. The first three compose the Miami Triad:
Beta Theta Pi (1839)
Phi Delta Theta (1848)
Sigma Chi (1855)
Phi Kappa Tau (1906)

Delta Zeta (1902) (NPC)

Jefferson College, in Cannonsburg, Pennsylvania, was where the Jefferson Duo was founded:
Phi Gamma Delta (1848)
Phi Kappa Psi (1852)

Barnard College:
Alpha Epsilon Phi, 1909 :)
Alpha Omicron Pi, 1897

-- Virginia Military Institute:

Alpha Tau Omega (1865)
Sigma Nu (1869)

(with Kappa Alpha Order, founded at neighboring Washington & Lee in 1865, these fraternities form the Lexington Triad)

-- University of Virginia:

Pi Kappa Alpha (1868)
Kappa Sigma (1869)

Longwood University, Farmville, Virginia

Home of the Farmville Four!!

Kappa Delta - October 1897
Sigma Sigma Sigma - April 1898
[color=sky blue]Zeta Tau Alpha[/color]- October 1898
ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA - November 1901

At Virginia Military Institute (in Lexington, VA)
Alpha Tau Omega (1865)
Sigma Nu (1869)

Also in Lexington, VA
at Washington and Lee University
Kappa Alpha Order (1865)

at University of Virginia
Pi Kappa Alpha (1868)
Kappa Sigma (1869)

Farmville Four at Longwood University (VA)
Kappa Delta (1897)
Sigma Sigma Sigma (1898)
Zeta Tau Alpha (1898)
Alpha Sigma Alpha (1901)

Indiana Asbury (now DePauw University in Greencastle, IN)
Kappa Alpha Theta (1870)
Alpha Chi Omega (1885)

edited to get the dates correct

Howard University
 

Howard University in Washington, D.C. has 5 of the 9 NPHC orgs.

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. - 1908
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. - 1911
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. - 1913
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. - 1914
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. - 1920

Boston University
Delta Delta Delta (1895)
Lambda Chi Alpha (1909)

City College of New York
Delta Sigma Phi (1899)
Zeta Beta Tau (1902)
Sigma Alpha Mu (1909)
Tau Delta Phi (1910)

Columbia
Delta Psi (1847)
Tau Epsilon Phi (1910)

Cornell
Delta Chi (1890)
Alpha Phi Alpha (1906)
Sigma Delta Tau (1917)

Howard
Alpha Kappa Alpha (1908)
Omega Psi Phi (1911)
Delta Sigma Theta (1913)
Phi Beta Sigma (1914)
Zeta Phi Beta (1920)

Illinois
Triangle (1907)
Alpha Gamma Rho (1909)
Beta Sigma Psi (1925)

Michigan
Acacia (1904)
Theta Phi Alpha (1912)

Missouri
FarmHouse (1905)
Alpha Gamma Sigma (1922)

New York University
Zeta Psi (1847)
Alpha Epsilon Pi (1913)
Delta Phi Epsilon (1917)

Rensselaer Tech
Theta Xi (1864)
Phi Iota Alpha (1931)

Yale
Delta Kappa Epsilon (1844)
Alpha Sigma Phi (1845)
Pi Lambda Phi (1895)

Depauw University

Kappa Alpha Theta - 1870 and...


Alpha Chi Omega - 1885!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

There might be a couple others, but these are the only ones I know off the top of my head.

California State University, Chico:
Lambda Theta Nu Sorority, Inc. - 1986
Gamma Zeta Alpha Fraternity, Inc. - 1987

Both are the first LGLOs to be founded on the West Coast.

Indiana University:

Kappa Alpha Psi (1911)
Gamma Phi Omega (1991)

Cornell (Edited)
 

Cornell

Delta Chi (1890)
Alpha Phi Alpha (1906)
Sigma Delta Tau (1917)
Lambda Upsilon Lambda (1982)
Lambda Pi Chi (1988)

Just an FYI - the school is now Washington & Jefferson College.

You are correct. I visited that campus twice, in 2002, to help celebrate our sesquicentennial anniversary. That Phi Psi chapter produced one of of our more fun famous alumni; John Astin, the actor who played Gomez in the Adams Family TV show.