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Greek Life Membership FY 2015 through FY 2019 Fraternities . 1 Sororities . 2 Fraternities 1 Date Established Chapter Fall Fall Fall Fall Fall % Fraternity on Campus House 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 Change** Alpha Phi Alpha 1971 No 11 11 6 7 4 -43% Alpha Phi Omega 2016 No 27 21 19 16* -16% Beta Upsilon Chi 2014 No 58 46 62 90 81 -10% Delta Upsilon 2010 No 17 Inactive Inactive Inactive Inactive Inactive Kappa Alpha Order 2012 No 73 60 76 74 73 -1% Kappa Alpha Psi 1981 No 5 12 13 19 11 -42% Kappa Sigma 1947 Yes 61 47 49 112 66 -41% Lambda Chi Alpha 1947 Yes 96 66 75 70 113 61% Omega Psi Phi 1971 No 10 8 Inactive Inactive 9 Phi Delta Theta 1991 No 18 11 Inactive Inactive Inactive Inactive Phi Gamma Delta 2016 No 14 15 22 Inactive Inactive Phi Kappa Alpha 1997 Yes 80 56 79 64 53 -17% Phi Mu Alpha 1969 No 13 14 20 22 19 -14% Sigma Chi 1947 Yes 84 64 72 76 66 -13% Sigma Nu 2015 No 24 31 29 26 24 -8% Fraternity Total 550 467 517 601 519 -14% Date Established Chapter Inactive Fraternities on Campus House Phi Beta Sigma 1996 No Pi Kappa Phi 2001 No Sigma Beta Rho N/A No Tau Kappa Epsilon 1991 No *Alpha Phi Omega moved to inactive status on November 12, 2019. The number reported is the chapter's membership total at the start of Fall 2019. ** Difference in the last 2 years of consecutive membership 1 Membership totals are dependent on the member's information being entered in Banner. ↑ Sororities 1 Date Established Chapter Fall Fall Fall Fall Fall % Sorority on Campus House 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 Change** Alpha Delta Pi 1926 Yes 156 154 148 133 115 -14% Alpha Gamma Delta 2016 No 65 79 78 82 5% Alpha Kappa Alpha 1971 No 24 30 12 40 21 -48% Chi Omega 1919 Yes 180 168 146 116 117 1% Delta Sigma Theta 1971 No Inactive Inactive 23 11 25 127% Delta Zeta 2010 Yes 157 147 134 128 113 -12% Gamme Phi Beta 2013 Yes 140 114 105 96 75 -22% Kappa Delta 1999 Yes 152 151 137 129 113 -12% Omega Phi Alpha 1993 No N/A 58 38 20 26 30% Sigma Kappa 1990 Yes 176 147 144 118 119 1% Sigma Phi Lambda 2015 No N/A 21 22 34 36 6% Zeta Phi Beta 1971 No 5 8 8 7 10 43% Sorority Total 990 1063 996 910 852 -6% Date Established Chapter Inactive Sororities on Campus House Sigma Gamma Rho 1984 No ** Difference in the last 2 years of consecutive membership 1 Membership totals are dependent on the member's information being entered in Banner. ↑.

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