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Well, what are we using to define as non-greek? A campus that prohibits greeks, or one that just doesn't have any there?
UIS is a bit of a different case, because while the institution has been around since 1969, they were a two year upper-division school (juniors and seniors only) only within the last 10-15 years or so. The campus culture up until within the last 10 years has been one aimed at non-traditional students, so that would also explain the lack of a greek system on campus.
FWIW, APO did try to start a chapter there in the 1980s, when the school was called Sangamon State University and still a 2-year upper division school, but the group never made it. The current Petitioning Group at UIS either just submitted their chartering application or will be very soon.
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