Alpha Phi Chapter Houses

[TxAPhi]

Borrowed from the ADPi thread


I thought it would be interesting to have our own thread of APhi houses. Since there may not be users on the board from each chapter, try to do your whole state or province/country

Texas Tech - Gamma Iota
http://www.techaphi.com/ourchapter/house/


University of Texas - Omega
http://www.texasalphaphi.org/omega/house/




University of North Texas - Gamma Eta
http://www.aphiunt.com/html/newhouse/newhouse.html
http://www.alphaphi.org/news/08-14-04_UNT.html




Midwestern State University - Gamma Omega
I don't believe that this campus has houses, let us know if you know if that has changed.


Texas A&M Commerce - Delta Beta
http://www.koyote.com/users/leia/aphi/APHI.html
http://orgs.tamu-commerce.edu/greekl...nhellenic2.asp
They have some kind of house, but I can't find a picture online.


St. Mary’s University - Iota Beta
http://www.ibalphaphi.org/index.htm
http://www.alphaphionline.com/iotabeta/
I don't believe that this campus has houses, let us know if you know if that has changed.

[Jill1228]

I love house threads
Delta Alpha, East Carolina (my old school)
http://www.geocities.com/aphiecu/
Sigma, University of Washington

Wazzu (Washington State) Beta Rho Deuteron


Beta Zeta, Idaho

[AlphaPhiBubbles]

Here's Theta Upsilon @ Cal State Chico! (my house...look for me in the basement hehe)

[TxAPhi]

Delta Zeta Chapter - U of Maryland





Beta Gamma deuteron - U of Colorado




Alpha - Syracuse
1886 became the first women's fraternity in America to build and occupy its own chapter house.




Beta - Northwestern




Gamma - Depauw




Delta - Cornell
A lovely artist's rendering

[TechAPhi]

The University of Texas - Omega chapter (A bigger photo.)

[TechAPhi]

Texas Tech University - Gamma Iota (A bigger picture.)

[TxAPhi]

Thanks for the full views of the houses at Texas and Texas Tech -- the smaller ones definitely didn't do them justice.

Interesting facts about the Omega house is that when it was built in 1934 it was the first building on the UT campus to be built specifically as a sorority house. The original structure housed 22 women, but after several renovations it holds 45. (the third floor was added, it was originally a two story ranch structure - the wonders of architecture.)

[BearyCuteAPhi]

I recently went to Austin ans visited the house for the first time...the girls were really nice and showed me around. Since indeed St. Mary's does not/ cannot have houses

ronnie

[ladyj39]

We don't have a house at SFSU

But, here are two AF houses I've visited in the Bay Area:

Lamba Chapter at UC Berkeley


Iota Gamma Chapter at University of the Pacific

[TxAPhi]

Our House, better known as "The Phi", is located at 1830 Hill Street.
Built in 1925, The Phi is located in a beautiful neighborhood
near The Rock and is in close proximity to three fraternities and a
residential neighborhood.





Beta Beta at Michigan State
currently working on their website - http://www.alphaphimsu.com/
You can see a picture of the house by going to http://gogreek.msu.edu/ - click on greek organizations, then Alpha Phi.

[TxAPhi]

A great description and lots more pictures here:
http://alphaphi.rso.wisc.edu/house.shtml



back of house:

only sorority house on campus with the beautiful scenery of Lake Mendota in its backyard

[TxAPhi]

Lots of history here, scroll down to "local" - trens on campus affecting housing, renovation history, etc.
http://www.unl.edu/aphi/history/index.htm

[TxAPhi]

http://geocities.com/aphitoronto

[TxAPhi]

http://students.missouri.edu/~aphi/

[TxAPhi]

Pi chapter at North Dakota - http://www.und.edu/org/alphaphi/

bigger picture here: http://www.und.edu/org/alphaphi/About%20A%20Phi.htm



Chapter history of Psi at South Dakota - http://www.usd.edu/~aphi/history/