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Alpha Omicron Pi:
Stanford - Lambda chapter - AOII's 14th chapter founded 1910, closed in 1944 when Greek life was abolished
Penn - Psi chapter - AOII's 24th chapter, 1918-1958
Columbia - never had a chapter there, but our founding chapter, Alpha, was at Barnard College of Columbia University from 1897 until Greek life was abolished - in 1914.
Chicago - Phi Chi chapter founded 1986. First NPC at Chicago
Duke - Delta Upsilon chapter 1979-2008
Northwestern - Rho chapter - AOII's 13th chapter. 1909-1973. Northwestern's archives state that AOII was viewed as a "liberal" sorority on campus which made them unpopular at times.
Washington - Delta Kappa chapter founded 2009
Cornell - Epsilon. AOII's 12th chapter. 1908-1962/1989-2008. Plans to recolonize in 2 years.
Brown - Beta 1908-1908. AOII's 9th chapter. Beta was never actually an active chapter. It was chartered when AOII absorbed Alpha Delta Sigma, which had chapters at Brown, Maine, and Tufts (then Jackson College). Brown banned Greek life before the chapter could function as AOII rather than Alpha Delta Sigma.
Vanderbilt - Nu Omicron founded 1917, AOII's 23rd chapter
California (Berkeley) - Sigma chapter founded 1908 as AOII's 7th chapter. It was the first AOII chapter to have a sorority house, which was designed by a Cal architecture professor who married an AOII. The letters A O and II can be seen in different architectural features in the house.
UCLA - Kappa Theta chapter 1925-1973
UVA - Chi Beta chapter 1982-200?
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