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UConn Social Fraternity/Sorority History National Local F/S Organization Years Re-est. Status NIC IFC F Alpha Delta Phi 2010- Active NPC PC S Alpha Delta Pi 1943-1970 Inactive NPC PC S Alpha Epsilon Phi 1944-1970 2008 Active NIC IFC F Alpha Epsilon Pi 1956- Active NIC F Alpha Gamma Rho 1922-? 1958 Active NPHC NPHC S Alpha Kappa Alpha 1977- 2008 Active NIC IFC F Alpha Kappa Lambda 2014- Active NPC PC S Alpha Phi 2008- Active NPHC NPHC F Alpha Phi Alpha 1975- 2008 Inactive NIC IFC F Alpha Sigma Phi 1943-1971 Inactive NPC PC S Alpha Xi Delta 1948-1951 Inactive NIC IGC F Beta Chi Theta 2013- Active NIC IFC F Beta Theta Pi 1999- Active NIC IFC F Chi Phi 1956-2004 Inactive NIC IFC F Delta Chi 1955- Inactive NIC IGC F Delta Epsilon Psi 2011- Active NPC PC S Delta Gamma 1983- Active NPHC NPHC S Delta Sigma Theta 1966- 2008 Inactive NPC PC S Delta Zeta 1943-1972 1980 Active NPC PC S Gamma Phi Beta 2012- Active NPHC NPHC F Iota Phi Theta 2008- Active NPHC NPHC F Kappa Alpha Psi 1990-? Inactive NPC PC S Kappa Alpha Theta 1883-? 1942 Active NPC PC S Kappa Delta 1990-1993 Inactive NPC PC S Kappa Kappa Gamma 1942- Active NAPA IGC S Kappa Phi Lambda 2007- Active NIC IFC F Kappa Sigma 1942- Active NALFO IGC F Lambda Alpha Upsilon 2008- Active NIC IFC F Lambda Chi Alpha 1947- Inactive NALFO IGC S Lambda Theta Alpha 1992- Active NALFO IGC F Lambda Theta Phi 1991- 2009 Active NALFO IGC F Lambda Upsilon Lambda 2009- Active NMGC IGC S Mu Sigma Upsilon 1999-2008 2010 Active NPHC NPHC F Omega Psi Phi 1976-? 2009 Inactive NPHC NPHC F Phi Beta Sigma 1974- 2008 Inactive NIC IFC F Phi Gamma Delta 2011- Active NIC IFC F Phi Kappa Tau 1961-1971 Inactive NPC PC S Phi Mu 1943-1963 Inactive NIC IFC F Phi Mu Delta 1918-1947 Inactive NIC IFC F Phi Sigma Kappa 1947-1972 Inactive National PC S Phi Sigma Rho 2001- Active NPC PC S Phi Sigma Sigma 1943-? Inactive NPC PC S Pi Beta Phi 1943- Active NAPA IGC F Pi Delta Psi 2008- Active NIC IFC F Pi Kappa Alpha 1993- Active NIC IFC F Sigma Alpha Epsilon 1943- Active 11/26/2013 UConn Social Fraternity/Sorority History NIC IFC F Sigma Chi 1943- Active NPHC NPHC S Sigma Gamma Rho 1993- 2007 Active NALFO IGC S Sigma Lambda Upsilon 2011- Active NIC IFC F Sigma Nu 1943-1951 Inactive NIC IFC F Sigma Phi Epsilon 1956-2008 Inactive NIC IFC F Tau Epsilon Phi 1932-? Inactive NIC IFC F Tau Kappa Epsilon 1952- 1990 Active NIC IFC F Theta Chi 1948-1966 Inactive NIC IFC F Theta Xi 1943-1972 Inactive NIC IFC F Triangle 1982-? Inactive NIC IFC F Zeta Beta Tau 1916-1970 2006 Active NPHC NPHC S Zeta Phi Beta 1976-1998 2009 Active NIC IFC F Zeta Psi 1960- Inactive We would love to hear from individuals/groups that can help us fill in the missing details so that we can have a complete history of Greek Life at UConn. If you have any information, please contact the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life at (860) 486-4710. 11/26/2013.

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