Panhellenic Housing-Info needed

[HuskyAlum]

Appalachian State University has something similar. The university purchased a closing hotel and transformed it into the "Panhellenic Hall." Each sorority has beds for around 30 women and each sorority has space in the building. It's actually a pretty nice set-up because the chapters can use the ballrooms for meetings and chapter events!

[FSUZeta]

would you describe what exactly you mean by panhellenic housing?

[texas*princess]

Originally Posted by FSUZeta

would you describe what exactly you mean by panhellenic housing?

I was wondering the same thing???

The sororities at UNT (minus ChiO) each have their own houses on Sorority Row, but they are all built together (i.e. they all share a wall at the ends of the houses where the stairwells are). So they are like really giant townhomes in a way. On the outsides and insides they look like seperate houses, but they are all connected.

It's hard to describle.

Structurally they are connected, but there aren't any doors that you can go through inside the houses that will take you from one house to the next.... if that makes sense.

Probably not. hehehe

Chi O has a seperate lodge somewhere close to campus. I *think* the University is building a house for DG?

[nittanyalum]

Originally Posted by HuskyAlum

Appalachian State University has something similar. The university purchased a closing hotel and transformed it into the "Panhellenic Hall." Each sorority has beds for around 30 women and each sorority has space in the building. It's actually a pretty nice set-up because the chapters can use the ballrooms for meetings and chapter events!

I LOVE this idea!!!

[AnchorAlumna]

The University of Tennessee at Knoxville has a Panhellenic building built around 1964. The building houses only big meeting rooms, with storage and small kitchens. A dorm has floors...or half-floors...designated for sororities. That will change in the next few years. Sororities are now being allowed to build houses.

[SthrnZeta]

Originally Posted by HuskyAlum

Appalachian State University has something similar. The university purchased a closing hotel and transformed it into the "Panhellenic Hall." Each sorority has beds for around 30 women and each sorority has space in the building. It's actually a pretty nice set-up because the chapters can use the ballrooms for meetings and chapter events!

That sounds awesome! I really like that idea! Then you don't have to share those rooms with the rest of the university - should make reserving rooms for rituals, meetings, etc much easier. Plus you would think there would be more Panhel spirit Or competition....