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Most upperclassmen live in houses or apartments. These are concentrated near the stadium, the mall, and on campus. In my house, because we live-out senior year, people usually try to live with other women in their pledge class and often houses are passed down from year to year. The house I'll be renting next year with 4 other women in my pledge class was "passed down." I think it would be possible for a new sorority to reserve a few floors in a dorm or an apartment complex but I don't know of any huge houses that house more than 8-10. From what I understand, ASA rented an apartment complex in the 90's but later folded along with a few others. Unless land or a house becomes available, I don't see a chapter lasting here long but then again, anything is possible.
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