KKG - Closed Chapter History

[AOII Angel]

Technically, the chapters you listed for Barnard are really at Columbia since Barnard got rid of greek life in the early 1900s (probably 1917 given Kappa's closing date.) Your HQ may not label a new chapter at Columbia as a recolonization. I would love to see AOII back at Columbia where we were founded, but it wouldn't be our Alpha chapter since it isn't at Barnard. Excuse me for butting in!

[littleowl33]

Originally Posted by AOII Angel

Technically, the chapters you listed for Barnard are really at Columbia since Barnard got rid of greek life in the early 1900s (probably 1917 given Kappa's closing date.) Your HQ may not label a new chapter at Columbia as a recolonization.

Originally Posted by LucyKKG

San Jose State also has a colony of Alpha Xi Delta.

Thanks!

[naraht]

The equivalent numbers for Alpha Phi Omega are...
Alpha Phi Omega of the United States has 738 chartered chapters. It currently has 367 chapters that are active, 14 Petitioning Groups, 19 Interest Groups, and 343 that are inactive. (Petitioning and Interest groups include both those at schools which have previously had active chapters and those that have not.) In addition Alpha Phi Omega has 16 charters at schools which have closed or merged with another school with an older charter. (From Wikipedia)

I have no idea if our National Office has ever done a complete list of which of the inactives could come back and which couldn't...