All of the _______ NPC Chapters

[bluefish81]

Gamma Chapters

Alpha Chi Omega – Northwestern University
Alpha Delta Pi - Mary Baldwin Seminary
Alpha Gamma Delta - Wesleyan University
Alpha Epsilon Phi - Teacher's College-Columbia University
Alpha Omicron Pi – University of Maine
Alpha Phi - DePauw University
Alpha Sigma Alpha - College for Women, Columbia, SC
Alpha Sigma Tau - University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
Alpha Xi Delta - Mount Union College
Chi Omega - Florida State University
Delta Delta Delta – Adrian College
Delta Gamma – UC - Berkeley
Delta Zeta – University of Minnesota
Delta Phi Epsilon - Syracuse University
Gamma Phi Beta - University of Wisconsin - Madison
Kappa Alpha Theta – Butler University, technically Gamma deuteron at Ohio Wesleyan was founded first, disestablished, then re-established. But Butler had been given the "Gamma" designation, so Ohio Wesleyan received the dueteron.
Kappa Delta - Hollins College
Kappa Kappa Gamma - Smithson College
Phi Mu -
Phi Sigma Sigma - New York University
Pi Beta Phi – Iowa State University – Iowa Gamma (I believe this to be the first Pi Beta Phi”s State Gamma chapter, please correct me if I’m wrong)
Sigma Delta Tau – The Ohio State University
Sigma Kappa - Colby College
Sigma Sigma Sigma - Randolph Macon Women’s Coll.
Theta Phi Alpha – The Ohio State University
Zeta Tau Alpha - Hannah More Academy

[Leslie Anne]

Delta Chapters of the NPCs

I was not able to find clear information for each organization so any help would be appreciated. If there are inaccuracies, as I'm sure there are, please let me know and I will correct them.



Alpha Chi Omega – Allegheny College, PA 1891 active
Alpha Delta Pi – University of Texas, Austin 1906 active
Alpha Epsilon Phi – Adelphi University, NY 1916 active
Alpha Gamma Delta – University of Minnesota 1908 active
Alpha Omicron Pi – Tufts Univeristy, MA 1908 active
Alpha Phi – Cornell University, NY 1889 active
Alpha Sigma Alpha – Mary Baldwin College, VA 1905 inactive (no social GLOs)
Alpha Sigma Tau – Indiana University of Pennsylvania, PA 1916 active
Alpha Xi Delta – Bethany College, WV 1903 active
Chi Omega – Dickinson College, PA 1907 inactive
Delta Delta Delta – Simpson College, IA 1889 active
Delta Gamma – Trinity (TX) 1880 inactive , Delta II – Hanover College 1881, IN inactive, Delta III – University of Southern California, CA 1887 inactive However, Delta Gamma has an active chapter at USC under the chapter name Alpha Nu.
Delta Phi Epsilon – Hunter College, NY 1922 inactive
Delta Zeta – De Pauw, IN 1909 inactive, but will be active again in 2010
Gamma Phi Beta – Boston University, MA 1887 active
Kappa Alpha Theta – Delta I Illinois Wesleyan 1875 “disestablished” – Delta, Univeristy of Illinois 1895 active
Kappa Delta - College for Women (now Presbyterian College), SC 1905 inactive
Kappa Kappa Gamma – Indiana University, Bloomington 1872 active
Phi Mu – Tulane University, LA 1906 inactive
Phi Sigma Sigma – SUNY, Buffalo 1920 inactive
Pi Beta Phi – many Deltas, I chose the first to appear: Knox College, IL 1884 active
Sigma Delta Tau – SUNY, Buffalo 1921 active
Sigma Kappa – Boston University 1904 active
Sigma Sigma Sigma – George Peabody College for Teachers (later merged w/ Vanderbilt) 1904 inactive
Theta Phi Alpha – Ohio University, Athens 1919 inactive
Zeta Tau Alpha – Randolph-Macon Women’s College (now Randolph College), VA 1902 inactive (no social GLOs)

Could a Tri Delta, please clarify the situation with your original Delta chapter? Thanks.


Corrections courtesy of: ISUKappa and dukedg

[dukedg]

Originally Posted by Leslie Anne

Delta Gamma – Trinity (TX) 1880 inactive , Delta II – Hanover College 1881, IN inactive, Delta III – University of Southern California, CA 1887 inactive BUT, I’m totally confused because there is an active chapter of DG at USC but it’s Alpha Nu chapter (and, yes, I checked that the “USC” in question wasn’t South Carolina)—help!

Yup, when they reopened the USC chapter they named it Alpha Nu instead. I'm not sure why they didn't call them Delta chapter again, but the single letters were definitely not done in a logical order (ie, Alpha, Beta...). Maybe the second USC was a different local and they wanted to honor that? If I find out why, I'll post again. Or maybe one of the other DGs here knows.

[bluefish81]

Originally Posted by LegallyBrunette

So, Sigma Kappa's Alpha, Beta & Gamma chapters were all at Colby? Wow.

Leslie Anne, I like how you formatted your post. Very easy to read.

IIRC, Sigma Kappa's first three chapters all being at Colby had something to do with limiting the initial chapter size to so many members.

Originally Posted by ISUKappa

According to the Iowa State Greek History Timeline (have you ever read it, it's so interesting!), the Pi Phi chapter at Iowa State was originally their Mu chapter, but became Iowa Gamma when the Fraternity restructured their chapter naming system.

I have read it, I love history. I don't know how I missed the part about Pi Phi, I think I'd seen so many references over the years to them being the Iowa Gamma chapter that I didn't even think about it.

[Drolefille]

Originally Posted by bluefish81

IIRC, Sigma Kappa's first three chapters all being at Colby had something to do with limiting the initial chapter size to so many members.



I have read it, I love history. I don't know how I missed the part about Pi Phi, I think I'd seen so many references over the years to them being the Iowa Gamma chapter that I didn't even think about it.

Yep, originally Sigma Kappa limited the number of members in a chapter to 25. As the number of women at Colby grew (they wanted to include all of them!) they added first Beta then Gamma chapter. Finally they decided to close Beta and Gamma and fold the membership into Alpha. (The chapters met together often anyway.)

[Leslie Anne]

Originally Posted by Drolefille

Yep, originally Sigma Kappa limited the number of members in a chapter to 25. As the number of women at Colby grew (they wanted to include all of them!) they added first Beta then Gamma chapter. Finally they decided to close Beta and Gamma and fold the membership into Alpha. (The chapters met together often anyway.)

See, this is why I think it's better for someone to do it alphabetically instead of a member of each sorority posting a list. You learn so many interesting things!!!

[Drolefille]

Exactly, stop all of this fussing and fidgeting.

[libelle]

Originally Posted by Leslie Anne

Delta Chapters of the NPCs

I was not able to find clear information for each organization so any help would be appreciated. If there are inaccuracies, as I'm sure there are, please let me know and I will correct them.



Alpha Chi Omega – Allegheny College, PA 1891 active
Alpha Delta Pi – University of Texas, Austin 1906 active
Alpha Epsilon Phi – Adelphi University, NY 1916 active
Alpha Gamma Delta – University of Minnesota 1908 active
Alpha Omicron Pi – Tufts Univeristy, MA 1908 active
Alpha Phi – Cornell University, NY 1889 active
Alpha Sigma Alpha – Mary Baldwin College, VA 1905 inactive (no social GLOs)
Alpha Sigma Tau – Indiana University of Pennsylvania, PA 1916 active
Alpha Xi Delta – Bethany College, WV 1903 active
Chi Omega – Dickinson College, PA 1907 inactive
Delta Delta Delta – Simpson College, IA 1889 active
Delta Gamma – Trinity (TX) 1880 inactive , Delta II – Hanover College 1881, IN inactive, Delta III – University of Southern California, CA 1887 inactive However, Delta Gamma has an active chapter at USC under the chapter name Alpha Nu.
Delta Phi Epsilon – Hunter College, NY 1922 inactive
Delta Zeta – De Pauw, IN 1909 inactive, but will be active again in 2010
Gamma Phi Beta – Boston University, MA 1887 active
Kappa Alpha Theta – Delta I Illinois Wesleyan 1875 “disestablished” – Delta, Univeristy of Illinois 1895 active
Kappa Delta - College for Women (now Presbyterian College), SC 1905 inactive
Kappa Kappa Gamma – Indiana University, Bloomington 1872 active
Phi Mu – Tulane University, LA 1906 inactive
Phi Sigma Sigma – SUNY, Buffalo 1920 inactive
Pi Beta Phi – many Deltas, I chose the first to appear: Knox College, IL 1884 active
Sigma Delta Tau – SUNY, Buffalo 1921 active
Sigma Kappa – Boston University 1904 active
Sigma Sigma Sigma – George Peabody College for Teachers (later merged w/ Vanderbilt) 1904 inactive
Theta Phi Alpha – Ohio University, Athens 1919 inactive
Zeta Tau Alpha – Randolph-Macon Women’s College (now Randolph College), VA 1902 inactive (no social GLOs)

Could a Tri Delta, please clarify the situation with your original Delta chapter? Thanks.


Corrections courtesy of: ISUKappa and dukedg

Hi. The Delta chapter of Phi Mu at Tulane was recolonized last year.

[Drolefille]

Originally Posted by libelle

Hi. The Delta chapter of Phi Mu at Tulane was recolonized last year.

The thread's several years old

[libelle]

Originally Posted by Drolefille

The thread's several years old

When you bumped it I figured it could be updated.

[Drolefille]

Originally Posted by libelle

When you bumped it I figured it could be updated.

Oh possibly, requires the OP to edit though. It just seemed like you were correcting rather than updating

[shadokat]

WTF, let's get this ball rolling again

Alpha Chi Omega - Syracuse University (active)
Alpha Delta Pi - Brenau University (active)
Alpha Epsilon Phi - ??
Alpha Gamma Delta - Northwestern University (inactive)
Alpha Omicron Pi - Stanford University (inactive)
Alpha Phi - UC Berkeley (active)
Alpha Sigma Alpha - Ohio State University (inactive)
Alpha Sigma Tau - ??
Alpha Xi Delta - ??
Chi Omega - University of Kansas (active)
Delta Delta Delta - Baker University (active)
Delta Gamma - University of Minnesota (active)
Delta Phi Epsilon - Adelphi University (inactive)
Delta Zeta - ??
Gamma Phi Beta - University of Washington (active)
Kappa Alpha Theta - University of Vermont (re-active fall 2010)
Kappa Delta - Northwestern University (active)
Kappa Kappa Gamma - University of Akron (active)
Phi Mu - University of Cincinnati (inactive)
Phi Sigma Sigma - ??
Pi Beta Phi - U Cal - Riverside/California Lambda (active)
Sigma Delta Tau - UCLA (inactive)
Sigma Kappa - UC Berkeley (active)
Sigma Sigma Sigma - Indiana University of Pennsylvania (active)
Theta Phi Alpha - Syracuse University (inactive)
Zeta Tau Alpha - Southwestern University (active)

[LegallyBrunette]

Originally Posted by bluefish81

Gamma Chapters


Sigma Kappa - Colby College

So, Sigma Kappa's Alpha, Beta & Gamma chapters were all at Colby? Wow.

Leslie Anne, I like how you formatted your post. Very easy to read.

[ISUKappa]

Originally Posted by bluefish81

Gamma Chapters
Pi Beta Phi – Iowa State University – Iowa Gamma (I believe this to be the

According to the Iowa State Greek History Timeline (have you ever read it, it's so interesting!), the Pi Phi chapter at Iowa State was originally their Mu chapter, but became Iowa Gamma when the Fraternity restructured their chapter naming system.

Originally Posted by Leslie Anne

Delta Chapters of the NPCs
Delta Delta Delta – Simpson College, IA 1889 active

According to the same timeline linked above (and the Bairds on Google Books), the first Delta chapter of Delta Delta Delta was founded at Iowa State University, but due to campus unrest, did not last long. They are known as Omega Delta now. But a proper History as published by Tri Delta would be the best source.

Kappa Kappa Gamma – Indiana University 1872 apparently active, but I can’t for the life of me figure out which campus

The Delta chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma (our oldest continual chapter) is on the main campus at Bloomington.

[ilddd3]

Originally Posted by ISUKappa

According to the same timeline linked above (and the Bairds on Google Books), the first Delta chapter of Delta Delta Delta was founded at Iowa State University, but due to campus unrest, did not last long. They are known as Omega Delta now. But a proper History as published by Tri Delta would be the best source.

In the "History of Delta Delta Delta 1888-1988", Iowa State is listed as being open as the Delta Chapter from 1980-1982. The chapter was reestablished in 1912. Tri Delta was petitioned by a local sorority called Omega Delta and since Delta was now Simpson College; they were allowed to keep the local name. Simpson's chapter was installed as Delta Deuteron in 1897 but was changed when the Iowa State chapter closed.

My books finally came in handy