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Ok so I know this is an old thread but I'm here to help clear up some questions you guys have had! As far as The Delta Iota colony of Sigma Nu at WSU, we have already begun our re-colonization. This last fall (2009) we recruited 42 men, the largest pledge class on campus, to join the legion of honor. As the last two semesters have gone on we have lost a few members and we had a spring pledge class of 6 which is 3x as large as any other Fraternity on campus. As far as the house is concerned, it burned to the ground in 2001 and was completely rebuilt at a cost rumored to be around $4 million. After the last chapter lost their charter the alumni couldn't afford to keep it without a return on their investments. In steps a very generous alumni from our Epsilon Omicron chapter at USC who decided that he would like to own the Delta Iota house located at 640 NE Campus St. After the first year of owning it and no tenants he decided to remodel the house yet again to be more renter friendly environment; i.e. axing the sleeping porch. The current value of the house is rumored to be in the $5-$7 million dollar range, though with the economy and housing market the way they are I'm not so sure. Anyways, for the last two years the Nu House, as the tenants so affectionately dubbed 640 NE Campus St., has been home to a "faith based living" organization. The current owner of the house has pledged to provide housing for them until the Fall of 2011 when the Delta Iota Chapter will resume living in the house at 640 NE Campus St.
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