Panhellenic Representation in the Big 10

[polarpi]

Originally posted by AshleyPi
ADPi left OSU in 2002...

Huh....the all chapter list I've been using doesn't list them as being closed....sorry for the confusion!

[Sister Havana]

Alpha Sigma Alpha, Sigma Kappa, and Sigma Sigma Sigma were all at IU but closed when I was there. We've also had chapters of DPhiE and Phi Sig and Theta Phi Alpha which closed before my time. AST has never been at IU.

We have the other 19 though.

[PM_Mama00]

I'm not sure, but we have Phi Mu at Michigan-Dearborn.... a branch of Ann Arbor. Also, unfortunately our chapter closed at Michigan State last year I believe, but hopefully they'll be making a comeback!

And for engineering, Michigan-Flint and Dearborn are mainly Enginerding schools .

[AOX81]

Originally posted by PM_Mama00
And for engineering, Michigan-Flint and Dearborn are mainly Enginerding schools .

I wouldn't say that UM-Flint is an "Enginerding" school, lol. Most people that go there are in the Education, Nursing, or Physical Therapy Programs. If you live in Flint and you want to be an engineer you go to Kettering University (formerly known as GMI).

UM-Flint has a chapter of Delta Phi Epsilon and Phi Sigma Sigma. Theta Phi Alpha used to be on campus but they went inactive around 1999.

[xp2k]

Originally posted by polarpi
... our University of Minnesota chapter (Alpha Rho) closed in 1987, our Purdue chapter (Gamma Epsilon) closed in 1993...

Yeah,

I heard that the Purdue ADPi Chapter was actually pretty strong too, which is part of the reason why they keep the chains on the IU Chapter so they dont lose them.

[33girl]

Originally posted by blueGBI
Theta Phi Alpha is not active at Penn State UP but at a branch campus. However, Alpha Sigma Alpha has a very strong chapter here though as well as Sigma Sigma Sigma.

Thanks brother. Can the original poster please edit to reflect this??

ASA also had chapters at Indiana, Illinois, and Ohio State. So as you can see we have had several Big 10 chapters.