Vanderbilt Recolonization?
 

Anyone involved in this?

isn't this already done?

http://swhitehorse.phenominet.com/si...ages/vandy.jpg

They started recolonizing last semester according to the HQ website. Speaking from personal experience, that website can be a little slow in reflecting changes.

VERY slow. And they don't keep up on the chapter webpage links. I try to email them updates when I stumble upon new sites, and they still take forever :rolleyes:

FYI - The re-colonization class was 36 members. Which is very very good for no freshmen.

Another rush just ended and they took 16.

http://www.insidevandy.com/drupal/node/6092

26 LXA
23 SAE
23 SX
23 ZBT
22 SEP
19 Beta
19 AEP
18 KA
17 Phi Kap
16 Sigma Nu (first traditional spring class)
14 PIKE
13 ATO
06 Phi Delt (first traditional spring class)
06 Beta Chi Theta (?)

Not too bad.

Beta Chi Theta is a "South Asian fraternity" according to their website. They don't have a large presence on campus.

Like from South Asia? Or they are an old school stars-and-bars South fraternity, but just for Asians?

2nd one is kinda funny to picture.

I would guess South Asians, e.g. Thai, Vietnamese, etc.

I know. I just thought the picture of an Asian GLO that was "southern" with stars-and-bars and the like would be funny to see.

Sigma was re-chartered in April, and at that time we initiated our 2000th brother. We're going strong, if anyone has questions I'd be happy to address them.

Thanks and congratulations on rechartering.

I'm glad to see we've made it back to all the SEC schools.

VUSigma, the pics I've seen of your house don't really show how big it is. Do you know the size of that structure? Does it sleep many, or are you not allowed to live in the house?

Is the "Nu Society" still around at Vanderbilt. Those would be the "descendents" of the original chapter that was kicked off years ago. I saw their website last year, they couldn't even get the names of the founders right.