All the national panhellenic groups please

[irishpipes]

Originally Posted by ASTalumna06

Interestingly, we're also the only NPC to never have had a chapter at Penn State (main campus). We don't follow the trends

Even more interesting is that about 1/4 of our chapters are in PA, and I'm about 95% sure we have more PA chapters than any other NPC. And if we don't, we're probably in a close 2nd.

From what I understand, we did try to colonize at IU recently, which is surprising to me (based on housing and alumnae base). We'll see if another attempt is made soon.

Number of chapters in Pennsylvania:
1. Alpha Sigma Tau (23 active/2 closed) Never at Penn State
2. Delta Zeta (17 active/1 future recolonization/8 closed)
3 (tie) Phi Sigma Sigma (16 active/8 closed) At Penn State 1946-1970
3 (tie) Zeta Tau Alpha (16 active/4 closed)
5. Sigma Sigma Sigma (15 active/4 closed) At Penn State 1954-1969/1989-1992/1994-2014
6. Delta Phi Epsilon (13 active/9 closed) At Penn State 1960-1966
7 (tie) Alpha Sigma Alpha (11 active/1 future recolonization/8 closed)
7 (tie) Alpha Phi (11 active/2 closed)
9 (tie) Alpha Gamma Delta (10 active/4 closed) At Penn State 1947-2000)
9 (tie) Sigma Kappa (10 active/4 closed)
11. Alpha Delta Pi (9 active/1 active colony/3 closed)
12 (tie) Kappa Alpha Theta (9 active/ 2 closed)
12 (tie) Kappa Kappa Gamma (9 active/2 closed)
14. Alpha Xi Delta (8 active/1 planned colony this semester/10 closed)
15 (tie) Delta Gamma (8 active/2 closed)
15 (tie) Alpha Chi Omega (8 active)
17 (tie) Phi Mu (7 active/8 closed)
17 (tie) Theta Phi Alpha (7 active/7 closed) At Penn State 1929-1969
17 (tie) Chi Omega (7 active/6 closed) At Penn State 1926-2014
17 (tie) Kappa Delta (7 active/4 closed)
21. Alpha Omicron Pi (6 active/1 future colony/4 closed)
22 (tie) Pi Beta Phi (6 active/4 closed)
22 (tie) Delta Delta Delta (6 active/3 closed) At Penn State 1947-2009
22 (tie) Gamma Phi Beta (6 active/2 closed)
25. Sigma Delta Tau (4 active/1 closed)
26. Alpha Epsilon Phi (2 active/3 closed) At Penn State 1937-1978

Pennsylvania has so many colleges and universities.

[ASTalumna06]

Originally Posted by als463

Yeah, that is weird considering how many PA chapters you all have. Here's to wishing AST luck should they put in a packet at U. Park! Good luck to everyone!

I'm hoping we do! It'd be great to have a chapter there.

Originally Posted by irishpipes

Number of chapters in Pennsylvania:
1. Alpha Sigma Tau (23 active/2 closed) Never at Penn State
2. Delta Zeta (17 active/1 future recolonization/8 closed)
3 (tie) Phi Sigma Sigma (16 active/8 closed) At Penn State 1946-1970
3 (tie) Zeta Tau Alpha (16 active/4 closed)
5. Sigma Sigma Sigma (15 active/4 closed) At Penn State 1954-1969/1989-1992/1994-2014
6. Delta Phi Epsilon (13 active/9 closed) At Penn State 1960-1966
7 (tie) Alpha Sigma Alpha (11 active/1 future recolonization/8 closed)
7 (tie) Alpha Phi (11 active/2 closed)
9 (tie) Alpha Gamma Delta (10 active/4 closed) At Penn State 1947-2000)
9 (tie) Sigma Kappa (10 active/4 closed)
11. Alpha Delta Pi (9 active/1 active colony/3 closed)
12 (tie) Kappa Alpha Theta (9 active/ 2 closed)
12 (tie) Kappa Kappa Gamma (9 active/2 closed)
14. Alpha Xi Delta (8 active/1 planned colony this semester/10 closed)
15 (tie) Delta Gamma (8 active/2 closed)
15 (tie) Alpha Chi Omega (8 active)
17 (tie) Phi Mu (7 active/8 closed)
17 (tie) Theta Phi Alpha (7 active/7 closed) At Penn State 1929-1969
17 (tie) Chi Omega (7 active/6 closed) At Penn State 1926-2014
17 (tie) Kappa Delta (7 active/4 closed)
21. Alpha Omicron Pi (6 active/1 future colony/4 closed)
22 (tie) Pi Beta Phi (6 active/4 closed)
22 (tie) Delta Delta Delta (6 active/3 closed) At Penn State 1947-2009
22 (tie) Gamma Phi Beta (6 active/2 closed)
25. Sigma Delta Tau (4 active/1 closed)
26. Alpha Epsilon Phi (2 active/3 closed) At Penn State 1937-1978

Pennsylvania has so many colleges and universities.

Thanks for the list! And according to your NPC chapter listing thread, Pennsylvania has 51 schools with active NPC sorority chapters. Is this the most? I looked at a few other states - Texas, Alabama, California - and none of them have more than PA.

ETA: New York has 48. That's the closest I've found.