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Knox College TKE Chapter House
Displayed is the Knox College TKE chapter house, the oldest TKE chapter house in the world

Tau Kappa Epsilon chapters and colonies are individual organizations of initiated members of Tau Kappa Epsilon associated with a university or college. After the first, or single-letter Alpha series, chapters are named with a two-letter Greek letter combination in alphabetical order of the Greek alphabet, such as Alpha-Alpha, Beta-Alpha, etc. The Greek letter "Eta" was skipped over as a named series. Naming occurs according to the date of when the chapter's charter was granted. In one exception to this general rule, the group that would have been the Sigma chapter received special permission to be referred to as the Scorpion chapter, honoring the name of a long-standing local affiliate into the Fraternity.[1]

A colony is defined as an unchartered organization of the Fraternity until officially granted a charter by the Grand Council, which is the board of directors of the Fraternity. Once a colony has obtained at least 20 qualified members and has petitioned for a charter, the Grand Council may grant a charter by a two-thirds vote.[2] As of 2022, "colonies" are officially referred to as "emerging chapters" by the Fraternity.[3]

Chapters may have become inactive after being granted a charter, due to membership decline, misconduct, or school closure. In some cases, the Fraternity and alumni volunteers may restore a dormant chapter using the same chapter name. Numerous chapters that were once closed have reorganized and have successfully reestablished themselves in their school and community.

List of chapters

The following is a list of the chapters of Tau Kappa Epsilon in order of their chapter number. Active chapters and colonies are noted in bold while inactive groups are noted in italics.[4][5]

# Chapter Institution Active Date(s) Status Notes
001 Alpha Illinois Wesleyan University January 10, 1899 Active The Alpha chapter had its origin in the Knights of Classic Lore (local), formed on January 10, 1899.[5] In the spring of 1910, the chapter purchased a house that served as the first fraternity chapter house at Illinois Wesleyan University, which they owned until the fall of 1924. The chapter ceased operations for three years during World War II, but did not lose its charter.[6] In 1998, the Alpha chapter briefly lost University recognition due to violations of the school's alochol policy.[7]
002 Beta Millikin University April 17, 1908 Active The Beta chapter originated as Chi Rho Sigma (local) in 1908.[5] The chapter closed during World War II, but did not lose its charter, and was reactivated in February 1946.[6]
003 Gamma University of Illinois February 3, 1912–197?, 1998–2015, 2018 Colony The Gamma chapter originated as the Campus Club (local) in 1911. Later, it would absorb the campus chapters of Sigma Mu Sigma and Sigma Phi Sigma.[5][8]
004 Delta Knox College November 22, 1912 Active The Delta chapter house was built in 1906 and is the oldest TKE chapter house in the world.[9] In 2003, the chapter house became the first handicapped-accessible fraternity house on campus.[10]
005 Epsilon Iowa State University May 28, 1915 Active The Epsilon chapter originated as the Seminoles (local) in 1911.[5] In 2003, the chapter house was closed due to financial reasons.[11] However, in 2004, private donations allowed the chapter to reopen and renovate the chapter house.[12] In 2014, the chapter house was vandalized causing $20,000 to $50,000 in damages.[13] In 2015, the chapter became the first ΤΚΕ chapter to reach 100 consecutive years of operation.[14]
006 Zeta Coe College May 12, 1916 Active The Zeta chapter originated as Chi Theta Psi (local) in 1915.[5]
007 Eta University of Chicago February 17, 1917–1932 Inactive The Eta chapter originated as Eta Tau Epsilon (local) in 1916.[5] The chapter was one of two chapters that went inactive during the Great Depression, the other of which being the Phi chapter at the University of Nebraska.[6]
008 Theta University of Minnesota March 10, 1917–1942, 1948–1963, 1980–1987, 2014 Active The Theta chapter originated as Eta Sigma Rho (local) in 1916.[5]
009 Iota Eureka College April 21, 1917 Active The Iota chapter originated as Pi Alpha Theta (local) in 1906, the first fraternity at Eureka College.[5] The chapter is the home chapter of U.S. President Ronald Reagan.[15]
010 Kappa Beloit College May 12, 1917–1972, 1984 Active The Kappa chapter originated as Delta Phi Upsilon (local) in 1908.[5]
011 Lambda University of Wisconsin–Madison December 15, 1917–1933, 1947–1971, 1974–19??, 1992 Active The Lambda chapter originated as the Akela Club (local) in 1916, but became the Lambda chapter during World War I.[5][6]
012 Mu Carroll University September 19, 1919–1994 Inactive The Mu chapter originated as Sigma Alpha Phi (local) in 1910.[5]
013 Nu University of California, Berkeley October 3, 1919–1933, 1947–1994, 2004 Active The Nu chapter originated as the Sequoyah Club (local) in 1913.[5][6] The chapter house was completely destroyed in the 1923 Berkeley, California fire.[16]
014 Xi Washington University in St. Louis September 17, 1920 Active The Xi chapter originated as Phi Omega (local) in 1919.[5] In 1924, the chapter was the first chapter on campus to raise enough money to buy a chapter house.[17]
015 Omicron Ohio State University May 27, 1921–2018 Colony The Omicron chapter originated as Beta Alpha Chi (local) in 1914.[5] The chapter was suspended by the University in April 2001 for one year. The chapter appealed the decision, but the decision was upheld.[18] In November 2017, the chapter was 1 of 11 Ohio State University chapters placed under investigation for student conduct violations.[19] In January 2018, the University suspended the chapter for three years.[20] The chapter was approved to return to the University in Spring 2021.[21]
016 Pi Pennsylvania State University May 5, 1922 Active The Pi chapter originated as Tau Sigma Tau (local) in 1920.[5] The chapter was placed on probation for one year in February 2003.[22] The chapter announced in June 2017 that it would close its house for the 2017–2018 school year for "a year of reconsideration and recharge of the values, traditions and mission of Pi Chapter ΤΚΕ" in wake of the Death of Tim Piazza.[23]
017 Rho West Virginia University January 1, 1923–2017 Colony The Rho chapter originated as the Avena Club (local) in 1920.[5] In April 2017, the University opted to no longer recognize the chapter as a student organization on campus.[24] The chapter was approved to return in Spring 2022.[25]
018 Scorpion Cornell University May 24, 1923–1934, 1940–2012 Inactive The chapter is formally recognized as the Scorpion chapter in The Black Book.[1] The Scorpion chapter originated as Kappa Psi (local) in 1907. Later, it would absorb the campus chapter of Sigma Phi Sigma.[5] In 2011, the sixteen remaining pledge members of the local Sigma Alpha Epsilon chapter joined the Scorpion chapter after the Sigma Alpha Epsilon chapter lost University recognition.[26]
019 Tau Oregon State University January 17, 1924–1933, 1951–1977, 19??–2014 Expansion The Tau chapter originated as Tau Sigma Phi (local) in 1922.[5] In 2017, the chapter was suspended through 2020 for membership misconduct.[27] In early 2019, two individuals were arrested after being found inside the vacant ΤΚΕ chapter house with evidence of "squatting, ransacked rooms, and property damage".[28]
020 Upsilon University of Michigan January 1, 1925–1942, 1948–1981, 1987–2002, 2012–2017 Inactive The Upsilon chapter originated as the Peers Club (local) in 1922.[5]
021 Phi University of Nebraska May 28, 1925–1935, 1947–1958, 1969–1996, 2008–202? Inactive The Phi chapter originated as Alpha Delta (local) in 1923.[5] The chapter was one of two chapters that went inactive during the Great Depression, the other of which being the Eta chapter at the University of Chicago.[6] The chapter moved into a new chapter house in August 2015.[29]
022 Chi University of Washington May 20, 1926–199?, 199? Active The Chi chapter originated as Sigma Delta Theta (local) in 1922.[5]
023 Psi Gettysburg College November 23, 1926–2010 Inactive The Psi chapter originated as Delta Kappa Sigma (local) in 1916.[5]
024 Omega Albion College January 1, 1927 Active The Omega chapter originated as the Zetalethian Literary Society (local) in 1903.[5]
025 Alpha-Alpha Wabash College June 16, 1927–1937, 1962 Active The Alpha-Alpha chapter originated as the Karnak Club (local) in 1921.[5] The chapter dedicated its new $4 million chapter house in August 2008.[30]
026 Alpha-Beta Ohio University November 18, 1927–1977 Expansion The Alpha-Beta chapter originated as Kappa Psi Alpha (local) in 1921.[5]
027 Alpha-Gamma Washington State University December 29, 1927–2000, 2009 Active The Alpha-Gamma chapter originated as Delta Tau Alpha (local) in 1920.[5]
028 Alpha-Delta University of Idaho December 29, 1927–2003, 2022 Active The Alpha-Delta chapter originated as Tau Kappa Iota (local) in 1923. Later, it would absorb the campus chapter of Chi Alpha Pi.[5] In 1993, the chapter voted to "ban alcohol at all fraternity functions and in all public areas of the fraternity's property".[31]
029 Alpha-Epsilon Monmouth College October 4, 1928–1993 Inactive The Alpha-Epsilon chapter originated as Phi Sigma Alpha (local) in 1909.[5]
030 Alpha-Zeta Purdue University December 20, 1928 Active The Alpha-Zeta chapter originated as the Trigon Club (local) in 1922. Later, it would absorb the campus chapter of Sigma Mu Sigma.[5] The chapter was only one of two chapters to maintain a house during World War II, the other of which being the Alpha-Phi chapter at the University of Kansas.[6] In July 2005, the University withdrew recognition of the chapter.[32]
031 Alpha-Eta Rutgers University June 2, 1930–200?, 2011–2018 Inactive The Alpha-Eta chapter originated as Phi Sigma Tau (local) in 1927.[5]
032 Alpha-Theta Whitman College September 29, 1930 Active The Alpha-Theta chapter originated as Alpha Omicron Kappa (local) in 1923.[5]
033 Alpha-Iota Hamilton College November 20, 1930–1943, 1948–1971, 2002–20?? Inactive The Alpha-Iota chapter originated as Lambda Xi Sigma (local) in 1923.[5]
034 Alpha-Kappa University of Pennsylvania December 5, 1930–1943 Inactive The Alpha-Kappa chapter originated as Alpha Pi Epsilon (local) in 1923. Later, it would absorb the campus chapter of Sigma Zeta.[5]
035 Alpha-Lambda Kansas State University January 29, 1931–2020 Inactive The Alpha-Lambda chapter originated as Alpha Sigma Psi (local) in 1923.[5]
036 Alpha-Mu Ohio Wesleyan University September 18, 1931–1993 Inactive The Alpha-Mu chapter originated as Beta Sigma Tau (local) in 1923.[5]
037 Alpha-Nu University of New Hampshire January 1, 1932–1989, 2012 Active The Alpha-Nu chapter originated as Delta Sigma Chi (local) in 1926.[5]
038 Alpha-Xi Drake University December 16, 1932 Active The Alpha-Xi chapter originated as Delta Zeta Chi (local) in 1921.[5]
039 Alpha-Omicron New Mexico State University March 23, 1934 Active The Alpha-Omicron chapter originated as Gamma Sigma (local) in 1921.[5]
040 Alpha-Pi George Washington University June 1, 1935–2015, 2019 Active The Alpha-Pi chapter was acquired after ΤΚΕ absorbed the membership of Sigma Mu Sigma in 1934 during the Great Depression.[5][6] On October 31, 2021, the Alpha-Pi chapter was the subject of national attention after its chapter house was vandalized, which included the desecration of a Jewish Torah.[33]
041 Alpha-Rho University of Rhode Island June 10, 1937–2009, 2014 Active The Alpha-Rho chapter originated as Phi Beta Chi (local) in 1921.[5]
042 Alpha-Sigma University of North Dakota June 3, 1938–1994 Inactive The Alpha-Sigma chapter originated as Tau Sigma Rho (local) in 1923. Later, it would absorb the campus chapter of Phi Delta Epsilon.[5]
043 Alpha-Tau Drexel University May 26, 1939–2017 Expansion The Alpha-Tau chapter originated as Phi Kappa Beta (local) in 1919.[5] The chapter was suspended by Drexel University in May 2017 for five years.[34] The chapter was approved to return to the University in Spring 2022.[25]
044 Alpha-Upsilon Fort Hays State University April 18, 1942–19??, 1987–2014 Inactive The Alpha-Upsilon chapter was closed by ΤΚΕ Headquarters in April 2014.[35]
045 Alpha-Phi University of Kansas April 25, 1942–2018 Expansion The Alpha-Phi chapter was founded as ΤΚΕ's first colony in December 1939. The chapter was only one of two chapters to maintain a house during World War II, the other of which being the Alpha-Zeta chapter at Purdue University.[6] The chapter was approved to return to the University in Fall 2020.[21]
046 Alpha-Chi University of Louisville September 12, 1942 Active The Alpha-Chi chapter originated as Alpha Zeta (local) in 1929.[5] The chapter was installed as the last chapter before World War II.[6]
047 Alpha-Psi Davis & Elkins College October 4, 1946–20?? Inactive The Alpha-Psi chapter originated as Chi Omicron Delta (local) in 1915.[5]
048 Alpha-Omega University of California, Los Angeles May 24, 1947–1956, 1977–1994 Inactive
049 Beta-Alpha Bradley University October 26, 1946–1991 Inactive The Beta-Alpha chapter originated as Beta Sigma Mu (local) in 1911.[5]
050 Beta-Beta North Carolina State University January 18, 1947 Active The Beta-Beta chapter originated as Alpha Lambda Tau on November 15, 1925, and was one of five chapters acquired after Alpha Lambda Tau announced its dissolution in 1947.[5][6] The chapter was founded as the first ΤΚΕ chapter in the south. The chapter is commonly known as 'Dixie Alpha'. In 1997, the chapter had a member drown in Raleigh's Lake Johnson in an accidental event.[36] In 2014, the chapter's alumni listed the chapter house for sale.[37] The chapter lost University recognition in 2017, but returned to campus in the spring of 2019.
051 Beta-Gamma Oklahoma State University February 1, 1947–1971, 1993–200?, 2008–2017 Colony
052 Beta-Delta University of Maryland, College Park February 1, 1947–1972, 19??–199?, 2007–2016 Inactive The Beta-Delta chapter was one of five chapters acquired after Alpha Lambda Tau announced its dissolution in 1947.[5][6] The chapter was closed by the University and ΤΚΕ Headquarters in March 2016.[38]
053 Beta-Epsilon Trine University February 22, 1947–1949, 1966 Active The Beta-Epsilon chapter originated as the Alpha chapter of Sigma Mu Sigma in 1921, later becoming the Psi chapter of Alpha Lambda Tau, and ultimately was one of five chapters acquired by TKE after Alpha Lambda Tau announced its dissolution in 1947.[5][6] It could not remain a chapter due to North American Interfraternity Conference rules on school accreditation and was released. It eventually joined Kappa Sigma once the accreditation problem was resolved sixteen years later, but the Beta-Epsilon chapter name was retained for the establishment of a new chapter at Tri-State (now Trine University) in 1989.[a]
054 Beta-Zeta Louisiana Tech University April 10, 1947–2006, 2019 Active The Beta-Zeta chapter was one of five chapters acquired after Alpha Lambda Tau announced its dissolution in 1947.[5][6]
055 Beta-Eta Missouri University of Science and Technology March 8, 1947 Active The Beta-Eta chapter completed construction of a new chapter house in 2017.[39]
056 Beta-Theta University of Missouri April 13, 1947–1997, 2008 Active The Beta-Theta chapter originated as Chi Beta (local) in 1940.[5]
057 Beta-Iota Iowa Wesleyan University May 30, 1947–1954 Inactive The Beta-Iota chapter originated as Tau Sigma Gamma (local) in 1946.[5]
058 Beta-Kappa University of Oregon June 13, 1947–1970, 1987–1992 Inactive
059 Beta-Lambda Auburn University July 12, 1947–1999, 2005 Active The Beta-Lambda chapter was one of five chapters acquired after Alpha Lambda Tau announced its dissolution in 1947.[5][6]
060 Beta-Mu Bucknell University December 6, 1947–1998, 2003–2019 Inactive The Beta-Mu chapter originated as Alpha Chi Mu (local) in 1921.[5]
061 Beta-Nu Marshall University December 6, 1947–2006, 2012–2012 Inactive The Beta-Nu chapter originated as Chi Delta (local) in 1947.[5]
062 Beta-Xi Arizona State University April 16, 1948–1970, 1983–199?, 2001–2014 Inactive The Beta-Xi chapter originated as Mu Sigma Chi (local) in 1935.[5] The chapter was permanently banned on January 23, 2014 due to violating previous suspension and hosting non-sanctioned events.[40]
063 Beta-Omicron Wayne State University May 23, 1948–1979 Inactive The Beta-Omicron chapter originated as the Shahs Club (local) in 1925.[5]
064 Beta-Pi Georgia Institute of Technology June 5, 1948 Active
065 Beta-Rho University of Akron September 18, 1948 Active
066 Beta-Sigma University of Southern California October 30, 1948 Active
067 Beta-Tau Florida Southern College November 27, 1948–1958, 1964–1985 Inactive The Beta-Tau chapter originated as Phi Beta Chi (local) in 1947. Later, it would absorb the campus chapter of Phi Delta.[5]
068 Beta-Upsilon University of Maine December 11, 1948 Active The Beta-Upsilon chapter originated as Chi Rho Sigma (local) in 1947.[5]
069 Beta-Phi Louisiana State University January 1, 1949 Active
070 Beta-Chi Southern Illinois University Carbondale February 12, 1949–1990, 2006–2021 Expansion The Beta-Chi chapter originated as Delta Delta Chi (local) in 1940.[5]
071 Beta-Psi Arkansas State University March 6, 1949–2007 Colony The Beta-Psi chapter originated as Delta Omega Sigma (local) in 1933, the first fraternity at Arkansas State University.[5] The Beta-Psi chapter is the home chapter of Elvis Presley.[41] In April 2016, Arkansas State University authorized the recolonization of ΤΚΕ on its campus.[42]
072 Beta-Omega Missouri State University April 23, 1949–200?, 2008 Active The Beta-Omega chapter originated as Tri-C, which stood for Camden Country Club, in 1929.[5]
073 Gamma-Alpha University of Wyoming May 21, 1949–1975 Inactive The Gamma-Alpha chapter originated as Chi Eta (local) in 1948.[5] The Gamma-Alpha chapter was installed in a joint ceremony with the Gamma-Beta chapter.
074 Gamma-Beta Colorado State University May 21, 1949–1975, 199?–2013 Inactive The Gamma-Beta chapter was installed in a joint ceremony with the Gamma-Alpha chapter. The chapter was approved to return to the University in Fall 2023.[25]
075 Gamma-Gamma University of Texas at El Paso September 10, 1949–200? Inactive
076 Gamma-Delta University of Miami October 28, 1949–1961, 1966–200? Colony The Gamma-Delta chapter was approved to return to the University in Spring 2021.[21]
077 Gamma-Epsilon Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute October 14, 1949–2006, 2017 Active
078 Gamma-Zeta Hartwick College December 11, 1949–1972, 1994 Active The Gamma-Zeta chapter originated as Theta Chi Rho (local) in 1947.[5]
079 Gamma-Eta Idaho State University December 18, 1949–1981 Colony The Gamma-Eta chapter originated as the Lancers (local) in 1948.[5]
080 Gamma-Theta University of Florida January 28, 1950 Active The Gamma-Theta chapter originated as Psi Alpha (local) in 1949.[5]
081 Gamma-Iota University of Colorado Boulder February 11, 1950–19??, 1987–199?, 2005–2006, 2015 Active The Gamma-Iota chapter originated as Chi Mu (local) in 1949. Later, it would absorb the campus chapter of Zeta Theta Chi.[5]
082 Gamma-Kappa Indiana University April 16, 1950–2004, 2014–2018 Inactive The Gamma-Kappa chapter originated as Chi Nu (local) in 1948.[5] In February 2018, ΤΚΕ Headquarters closed the chapter until at least fall 2021 for undisclosed violations of its bylaws and constitution.[43]
083 Gamma-Lambda San Diego State University May 19, 1950–1991, 199?–2000, 2022 Active The Gamma-Lambda chapter originated as Sigma Lambda (local) in 1927.[5] The chapter was closed by the University in December 2000 and could not be considered for recolonization until at least the 2003–2004 academic year.[44] The chapter was approved to return to the University in Fall 2020.[21]
084 Gamma-Mu Furman University May 21, 1950–1963, 1984–20??, 2017–2018 Inactive The Gamma-Mu chapter originated as Phi Sigma (local) in 1941.[5] The chapter was rechartered in October 2017.[45][46] The chapter was closed again in 2019 for risk management infractions.
085 Gamma-Nu University of Toledo May 28, 1950–199?, 2002–2006 Inactive The Gamma-Nu chapter originated as Pi Rho Sigma (local) in 1944.[5] The chapter closed in 2006 due to a lack of members.
086 Gamma-Xi University of New Mexico December 2, 1950–1964, 199?–200? Inactive The Gamma-Xi chapter originated as Tau Kappa (local) in 1949.[5]
087 Gamma-Omicron University of Virginia December 3, 1950–199?, 2014 Active The Gamma-Omicron chapter originated as Psi Gamma (local) in 1949.[5]
088 Gamma-Pi Parsons College [b] January 13, 1951–1971 Inactive The Gamma-Pi chapter originated as Alpha Kappa Chi (local) in 1921.[5]
089 Gamma-Rho Indiana State University January 20, 1951–1972, 1976–199?, 2003 Active The Gamma-Rho chapter originated as the Forum (local) in 1901.[5]
090 Gamma-Sigma University of Kentucky January 27, 1951–199? Inactive The Gamma-Sigma chapter originated as Tau Kappa (local) in 1947.[5]
091 Gamma-Tau University of Denver February 17, 1951–1978 Inactive
092 Gamma-Upsilon University of Texas at Austin March 3, 1951–1972, 19??–199?, 2007 Active
093 Gamma-Phi Emporia State University May 11, 1951–19??, 199?–200? Inactive The Gamma-Phi chapter originated as Kappa Sigma Epsilon (local) in 1915.[5]
094 Gamma-Chi Valparaiso University May 12, 1951–1988 Inactive The Gamma-Chi chapter originated as Alpha Epsilon (local) in 1902.[5][c]
095 Gamma-Psi Butler University October 20, 1951–2012 Inactive The Gamma-Psi chapter was closed in May 2012 due to membership misconduct.[47]
096 Gamma-Omega Eastern Illinois University March 14, 1952–19??, 199?–200? Inactive The Gamma-Omega chapter originated as Epsilon Iota Sigma (local) in 1950.[5]
097 Delta-Alpha Western Michigan University March 22, 1952–2016 Inactive The Delta-Alpha chapter originated as Theta Delta Chi (local) in 1929.[5]
098 Delta-Beta Lake Forest College May 25, 1952–1972 Inactive The Delta-Beta chapter originated as Omega Psi (local) in 1902.[5]
099 Delta-Gamma University of Connecticut October 24, 1952–1972, 1990–2018, 20?? Active The Delta-Gamma chapter originated as Phi Tau Eta (local) in 1950.[5]
100 Delta-Delta University of Northern Colorado February 28, 1953–200? Inactive The Delta-Delta chapter originated as Delta Delta Tau (local) in 1948.[5] The Delta-Delta chapter was founded after being granted ΤΚΕ's 100th charter.[6]
101 Delta-Epsilon Cleveland State University May 9, 1953 Active The Delta-Epsilon chapter originated as Beta Beta Alpha (local) in 1932.[5] In 1986, the Delta-Epsilon chapter set a world record for "longest time jumping on a trampoline" with a record of 53 days of continuous bouncing.[48]
102 Delta-Zeta Southeast Missouri State University May 23, 1953–1992, 2016 Active The Delta-Zeta chapter originated as Delta Chi Delta (local) in 1949.[5]
103 Delta-Eta Northern Illinois University May 31, 1953–1982, 2002 Active The Delta-Eta chapter originated as Sigma Pi Delta (local) in 1952.[5]
104 Delta-Theta California State University, Long Beach January 9, 1954–1972, 1989 Active The Delta-Theta chapter originated as Alpha Kappa Chi (local) in 1952.[5] The chapter is officially associated with CSU–Long Beach since Fall 2010.
105 Delta-Iota Lenoir-Rhyne University April 10, 1954–200? Inactive The Delta-Iota chapter originated as Eta Delta Zeta (local) in 1947.[5]
106 Delta-Kappa High Point University April 23, 1954–1966 Inactive The Delta-Kappa chapter originated as Iota Tau Kappa (local) in 1927.[5]
107 Delta-Lambda University of Central Missouri April 23, 1954–200?, 2008 Active
108 Delta-Mu Pittsburg State University May 15, 1954–1988 Inactive The Delta-Mu chapter originated as Kappa Delta Kappa (local) in 1927.[5]
109 Delta-Nu Northwest Missouri State University May 15, 1954–2015, 2019 Active A fire damaged the chapter house in August 2011.[49] The chapter was closed by the University in 2015, but the chapter was approved to return to the University in Fall 2018.[50]
110 Delta-Xi Miami University May 16, 1954 Active The Delta-Xi chapter originated as Sigma Tau Alpha (local) in 1949.[5]
111 Delta-Omicron Central Michigan University May 29, 1954–2000 Colony The Delta-Omicron chapter originated as Chi Phi Beta (local) in 1947.[5]
112 Delta-Pi Eastern Michigan University January 15, 1955–1972, 19?? Active The Delta-Pi chapter originated as Phi Delta Pi (local) in 1902.[5]
113 Delta-Rho Indiana University of Pennsylvania January 29, 1955–1974, 19??–200?, 2007–2014 Inactive The Delta-Rho chapter originated as Phi Alpha Zeta (local) in 1908.[5]
114 Delta-Sigma Morningside College March 26, 1955–1987 Inactive The Delta-Sigma chapter originated as Phi Sigma (local) in 1924.[5]
115 Delta-Tau University of Northern Iowa May 7, 1955–1969, 1979–2008 Inactive The Delta-Tau chapter originated as Lambda Gamma Nu (local) in 1923.[5]
116 Delta-Upsilon Missouri Valley College May 7, 1955–20?? Inactive
117 Delta-Phi Saint Francis University May 14, 1955–200?, 2009 Active The Delta-Phi chapter originated as Chi Phi Chi (local) in 1946.[5]
118 Delta-Chi Gannon University May 8, 1955 Active The Delta-Chi chapter originated as Gamma Chi (local) in 1954.[5]
119 Delta-Psi North Dakota State University May 14, 1955 Active The Delta-Psi chapter originated as Kappa Sigma Chi (local) in 1928.[5]
120 Delta-Omega Western State Colorado University May 13, 1955–1989 Inactive The Delta-Omega chapter originated as Alpha Lambda Tau (local) in 1935.[5]
121 Epsilon-Alpha Saint Louis University May 21, 1955 Active
122 Epsilon-Beta University of Tampa May 27, 1955–1979, 2013 Active The Epsilon-Beta chapter originated as Pi Phi Omega (local) in 1954.[5]
123 Epsilon-Gamma Moravian College January 6, 1956–1966 Inactive The Epsilon-Gamma chapter originated as Sigma Theta Pi (local) in 1923.[5]
124 Epsilon-Delta University of Massachusetts Amherst March 17, 1956–1972, 200?–20??, 2013 Active The Epsilon-Delta chapter originated as Delta Sigma Chi (local) in 1952.[5]
125 Epsilon-Epsilon University of Nebraska Omaha April 21, 1956–200? Inactive The Epsilon-Epsilon chapter originated as Phi Beta Chi (local) in 1953.[5]
126 Epsilon-Zeta Rider University April 20, 1956–1987, 2008 Active The Epsilon-Zeta chapter originated as Phi Sigma Nu (local) in 1931.[5]
127 Epsilon-Eta Southwestern Oklahoma State University May 5, 1956 Active The Epsilon-Eta chapter originated as Alpha Nu (local) in 1946.[5]
128 Epsilon-Theta Southeastern Oklahoma State University May 5, 1956–200?, 20??–20?? Inactive The Epsilon-Theta chapter originated as Beta Gamma (local) in 1955.[5]
129 Epsilon-Iota Youngstown State University May 5, 1956–1992, 2013–2017 Inactive The Epsilon-Iota chapter originated as Pi Beta Chi (local) in 1948.[5]
130 Epsilon-Kappa Loyola University Chicago May 12, 1956–200?, 2004 Active The Epsilon-Kappa chapter originated as the University Club (local) in 1938.[5] The chapter was the recipient of the 2014 Interfraternity Council's Fraternity of the Year at Loyola University Chicago.[51]
131 Epsilon-Lambda University of Missouri–Kansas City May 12, 1956–1980 Inactive The Epsilon-Lambda chapter originated as Tau Kappa Nu (local) in 1945.[5]
132 Epsilon-Mu University of Louisiana at Monroe May 20, 1956–1988 Inactive The Epsilon-Mu chapter originated as Alpha Theta Chi (local) in 1950.[5]
133 Epsilon-Nu University of Wisconsin–Stevens Point May 26, 1956–2014 Inactive The Epsilon-Nu chapter originated as Kappa Lambda Mu (local) in 1954.[5] In 2014, the chapter house was raided by a SWAT team as part of a drug investigation, which resulted in the suspension of the chapter.[52][53]
134 Epsilon-Xi Shepherd University June 3, 1956 Active The Epsilon-Xi chapter originated as Zeta Sigma (local) in 1940.[5]
135 Epsilon-Omicron University of Houston May 26, 1956 Active The Epsilon-Omicron chapter originated as Rho Beta (local) in 1951.[5] In 2017, Hurricane Harvey caused major damage to the chapter house.[54]
136 Epsilon-Pi Colgate University September 29, 1956–1972 Inactive The Epsilon-Pi chapter originated as Alpha Beta (local) in 1951.[5]
137 Epsilon-Rho Northern Arizona University October 6, 1956–19??, 1989–2019 Inactive The Epsilon-Rho chapter originated as Tau Kappa Theta (local) in 1953.[5]
138 Epsilon-Sigma University of Central Oklahoma February 23, 1957–2020 Inactive The Epsilon-Sigma chapter originated as Delta Nu (local) in 1954.[5]
139 Epsilon-Tau University of Rochester April 27, 1957–1976, 19??–200? Inactive The Epsilon-Tau chapter originated as Omega Alpha Kappa (local) in 1953.[5]
140 Epsilon-Upsilon Northwestern State University May 4, 1957 Active The Epsilon-Upsilon chapter originated as Lambda Zeta (local) in 1924.[5]
141 Epsilon-Phi University of Detroit Mercy May 10, 1957–1975 Inactive The Epsilon-Phi chapter originated as Kappa Sigma Epsilon (local) in 1950.[5]
142 Epsilon-Chi University at Buffalo May 18, 1957–1975, 1982–200?, 2006–2020 Inactive The Epsilon-Chi chapter originated as Sigma Alpha Nu (local) in 1945.[5]
143 Epsilon-Psi McNeese State University May 18, 1957–1976 Inactive The Epsilon-Psi chapter originated as the Deacons (local) in 1940.[5]
144 Epsilon-Omega Minot State University May 18, 1957–1983 Inactive The Epsilon-Omega chapter originated as Alpha Kappa Delta (local) in 1928.[5]
145 Zeta-Alpha Wagner College May 25, 1957–19??, 1989 Active The Zeta-Alpha chapter originated as Omicron Pi Theta (local) in 1953.[5]
146 Zeta-Beta University of Evansville May 24, 1957 Active The Zeta-Beta chapter originated as the Teke Club (local) in 1955.[5] The chapter was housed at the historic John W. Boehne House for several years starting in 1965.[55]
147 Zeta-Gamma Nebraska Wesleyan University June 1, 1957–200? Inactive The Zeta-Gamma chapter originated as the Tri-Pod Club (local) in 1956.[5]
148 Zeta-Delta Alma College October 26, 1957 Active The Zeta-Delta chapter originated as Phi Phi Alpha (local) in 1905.[5] The original chapter house was destroyed in a fire in March 1985.[56] After it was rebuilt it was again destroyed in a fire in January 2012.[57]
149 Zeta-Epsilon Waynesburg College January 10, 1958–1999 Inactive The Zeta-Epsilon chapter originated as Alpha Gamma (local) in 1956.[5] Fraternities phased out of town and college in 1999.
150 Zeta-Zeta University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee January 10, 1958–1978, 1987–2014 Inactive The Zeta-Zeta chapter originated as Beta Phi Theta (local) in 1917.[5]
151 Zeta-Eta Muhlenberg College January 10, 1958–2003 Inactive The Zeta-Eta chapter originated as Alpha Mu Iota (local) in 1955.[5] The chapter was suspended by the College for three years in February 2003.[58]
152 Zeta-Theta Western Illinois University February 22, 1958–200?, 2009 Active The Zeta-Theta chapter originated as Epsilon Tau Omega (local) in 1957.[5]
153 Zeta-Iota University of Manitoba March 15, 1958–1981 Inactive The Zeta-Iota chapter was founded as the first Canadian ΤΚΕ chapter.[6] The chapter was approved to return to the University in Fall 2016.[21]
154 Zeta-Kappa Portland State University May 30, 1958–201? Inactive The Zeta-Kappa chapter originated as Theta Nu (local) in 1954.[5]
155 Zeta-Lambda Bowling Green State University May 30, 1958–1985, 2011 Active The Zeta-Lambda chapter originated as Delta Epsilon (local) in 1948.[5]
156 Zeta-Mu Worcester Polytechnic Institute January 10, 1959 Active The Zeta-Mu chapter originated as Sigma Delta (local) in 1956.[5]
157 Zeta-Nu Valdosta State University January 17, 1959 Active The Zeta-Nu chapter originated as Mu Alpha (local) in 1952.[5] In 2012, the chapter completed major chapter house renovations.[59]
158 Zeta-Xi Boston University March 22, 1959–1971, 19??–200? Inactive The Zeta-Xi chapter originated as Lambda (local) in 1912. Later, it would absorb the campus chapter of Kappa Phi Alpha.[5]
159 Zeta-Omicron Western Carolina University April 4, 1959–200? Inactive The Zeta-Omicron chapter originated as Lambda Phi Kappa (local) in 1957.[5] The chapter's installation resulted in ΤΚΕ becoming the largest social fraternity in the world.[6]
160 Zeta-Pi Culver-Stockton College April 4, 1959–1981, 1990 Active The Zeta-Pi chapter originated in 1868 as the Mathetrophian Literary Society and adopted the letters Mu Theta Nu (ΜΘΝ) in 1921 until joining TKE.[5]
161 Zeta-Rho American International College April 19, 1959–198? Inactive The Zeta-Rho chapter originated as Sigma Alpha Phi (local) in 1932.[5]
162 Zeta-Sigma Marietta College April 24, 1959–1999 Inactive The Zeta-Sigma chapter originated as Kappa Alpha Epsilon (local) in 1955.[5]
163 Zeta-Tau Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania May 9, 1959–1995, 2005–2020 Inactive The Zeta-Tau chapter originated as Alpha Kappa Psi (local) in 1957.[5]
164 Zeta-Upsilon Alliance College [d] May 9, 1959–1987 Inactive The Zeta-Upsilon chapter originated as Tau Sigma Pi (local) in 1931.[5]
165 Zeta-Phi Rollins College May 16, 1959–1986, 1992 Active The Zeta-Phi chapter originated as Tau Kappa Phi (local) in 1956.[5]
166 Zeta-Chi Murray State University May 22, 1959–1991 Inactive The Zeta-Chi chapter originated as Delta Sigma (local) in 1958.[5]
167 Zeta-Psi Hamline University May 22, 1959–1982 Inactive The Zeta-Psi chapter originated as Sigma Phi Alpha (local) in 1921.[5]
168 Zeta-Omega California University of Pennsylvania May 29, 1959–200?, 2007–201? Inactive The Zeta-Omega chapter originated as Omicron Alpha Kappa (local) in 1957.[5]
169 Theta-Alpha Loyola Marymount University January 10, 1960–1967 Inactive The Theta-Alpha chapter originated as the Aristonian Club (local) in 1930.[5]
170 Theta-Beta Belmont Abbey College February 14, 1960–1988, 19??–200? Inactive The Theta-Beta chapter originated as Gamma Tau Epsilon (local) in 1959.[5]
171 Theta-Gamma Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania April 22, 1960–200? Inactive The Theta-Gamma chapter originated as Sigma Beta Iota (local) in 1958.[5]
172 Theta-Delta Fairmont State University May 14, 1960 Active The Theta-Delta chapter originated as Zeta Sigma (local) in 1935.[5]
173 Theta-Epsilon Humboldt State University May 13, 1960–1977, 19??–200? Inactive The Theta-Epsilon chapter originated as Alpha Sigma (local) in 1958.[5]
174 Theta-Zeta Rutgers University–Newark June 3, 1960 Active The Theta-Zeta chapter originated as Sigma Beta Chi (local) in 1929.[5]
175 Theta-Eta University of South Dakota June 4, 1960–199?, 2005 Active
176 Theta-Theta California State University, Los Angeles November 23, 1960–1977 Inactive The Theta-Theta chapter originated as Phi Delta (local) in 1948.[5]
177 Theta-Iota Northern Michigan University February 18, 1961–19??, 199? Active The Theta-Iota chapter originated as Tri-Mu (local) in 1922.[5]
178 Theta-Kappa LIU Post March 18, 1961–200?, 2015 Active The Theta-Kappa chapter originated as Alpha Mu Omega (local) in 1953.[5]
179 Theta-Lambda Widener University April 29, 1961–1987, 1998 Active The Theta-Lambda chapter originated as Delta Delta Rho (local) in 1951.[5]
180 Theta-Mu University of New Orleans May 5, 1961–199?, 2002–20?? Inactive The Theta-Mu chapter originated as Theta Phi (local) in 1958.[5]
181 Theta-Nu Southeastern Louisiana University May 6, 1961–20?? Inactive The Theta-Nu chapter originated as Alpha Omega (local) in 1946.[5]
182 Theta-Xi University of Arkansas May 11, 1961–1973, 19??–1997 Inactive
183 Theta-Omicron Adrian College May 20, 1961–200?, 2010 Active The Theta-Omicron chapter originated as Phi Tau (local) in 1959.[5]
184 Theta-Pi California State University, Chico May 20, 1961–2012, 2016–20?? Colony The Theta-Pi chapter originated as Alpha Sigma Nu (local) in 1958.[5]
185 Theta-Rho St. Cloud State University May 20, 1961 Active The Theta-Rho chapter originated as Delta Eta (local) in 1960.[5]
186 Theta-Sigma St. John's University May 13, 1961–2020 Inactive The Theta-Sigma chapter originated as Sigma Lambda Pi (local) in 1956.[5]
187 Theta-Tau Minnesota State University, Mankato May 13, 1961–1980, 19?? Active The Theta-Tau chapter originated as Gamma Kappa Epsilon (local) in 1960.[5]
188 Theta-Upsilon California State University, Sacramento December 2, 1961–19??, 2006–20??, 2019 Active The Theta-Upsilon chapter originated as Chi Sigma Rho (local) in 1956.[5]
189 Theta-Phi University of Wisconsin–La Crosse February 23, 1962–1983, 199?–200? Inactive The Theta-Phi chapter originated as Zeta Sigma Phi (local) in 1953.[5]
190 Theta-Chi Frostburg State University April 6, 1962–1988, 2005–20?? Inactive The Theta-Chi chapter originated as Omega Sigma Phi (local) in 1935.[5]
191 Theta-Psi Ferris State University May 4, 1962–1987 Inactive The Theta-Psi chapter originated as Omega Tau Omega (local) in 1949.[5]
192 Theta-Omega University of Charleston May 5, 1962–20?? Inactive The Theta-Omega chapter originated as Phi Sigma Phi (local) in 1929.[5]
193 Iota-Alpha University of Wisconsin–Superior May 5, 1962–1982 Inactive The Iota-Alpha chapter originated as Iota Delta Chi (local) in 1919.[5]
194 Iota-Beta Susquehanna University May 19, 1962–1982, 2006 Active The Iota-Beta chapter originated as Phi Epsilon (local) in 1961.[5]
195 Iota-Gamma Truman State University May 19, 1962 Active
196 Iota-Delta Southern Oregon University May 25, 1962–1978 Colony The Iota-Delta chapter originated as Tau Kappa (local) in 1956.[5]
197 Iota-Epsilon Minnesota State University Moorhead January 19, 1963–1988 Inactive The Iota-Epsilon chapter originated as Kappa Nu Alpha (local) in 1961.[5]
198 Iota-Zeta Syracuse University February 1, 1963–199?, 2003–2015 Inactive The Iota-Zeta chapter originated as Theta Alpha (local) in 1907.[5][e]
199 Iota-Eta Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania March 8, 1963–1987 Inactive The Iota-Eta chapter originated as Gamma Phi (local) in 1958.[5] In 1986, an underage student died in a car crash after being served alcohol at a chapter party.[60]
200 Iota-Theta Centenary College of Louisiana March 23, 1963 Active The Iota-Theta chapter originated as Alpha Nu (local) in 1962.[5]
201 Iota-Iota La Salle University April 27, 1963–200? Inactive The Iota-Iota chapter originated as Phi Sigma Upsilon (local) in 1959.[5]
202 Iota-Kappa Clarkson University April 27, 1963–2000, 2016 Active The Iota-Kappa chapter originated as Phi Delta (local) in 1960.[5]
203 Iota-Lambda Indiana Institute of Technology April 27, 1963–19?? Inactive The Iota-Lambda chapter originated as Kappa Sigma Phi (local) in 1946.[5]
204 Iota-Mu University of Findlay May 4, 1963–???? Inactive The Iota-Mu chapter originated as Sigma Kappa Tau (local) in 1960.[5]
205 Iota-Nu Hillsdale College May 11, 1963–200? Inactive The Iota-Nu chapter originated as Kappa Sigma Kappa in 1929.[5] The Kappa Sigma Kappa house, which later became the Iota-Nu chapter house, was the first fraternity house with a television set.[61]
206 Iota-Xi Concord University May 12, 1963 Active The Iota-Xi chapter originated as Tri Delta Tau (local) in 1921.[5]
207 Iota-Omicron University of Wisconsin–Whitewater May 18, 1963–2008, 2017 Active The Iota-Omicron chapter originated as the Cavaliers (local) in 1960.[5]
208 Iota-Pi Kent State University May 25, 1963–1971, 19?? Active The Iota-Pi chapter originated as Tau Beta Rho (local) in 1959.[5]
209 Iota-Rho Seton Hall University June 15, 1963–2005 Inactive The Iota-Rho chapter originated as Delta Beta Chi (local) in 1962.[5]
210 Iota-Sigma University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire December 14, 1963–199?, 200?–20?? Inactive The Iota-Sigma chapter originated as Eta Phi (local) in 1949.[5]
211 Iota-Tau East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania January 25, 1964–200? Inactive
212 Iota-Upsilon University of West Alabama February 28, 1964–20?? Inactive The Iota-Upsilon chapter originated as Kappa Alpha Epsilon (local) in 1950.[5]
213 Iota-Phi Defiance College February 28, 1964–200? Inactive The Iota-Phi chapter originated as Delta Chi Rho (local) in 1962.[5]
214 Iota-Chi New Mexico Highlands University May 2, 1964–1975 Inactive
215 Iota-Psi Dickinson State University May 2, 1964–1988 Inactive The Iota-Psi chapter originated as Epsilon Omega (local) in 1963.[5]
216 Iota-Omega Glenville State University May 16, 1964–20?? Inactive The Iota-Omega chapter originated as the Holy Roller Court (local) in 1928.[5]
217 Kappa-Alpha Franciscan University of Steubenville May 23, 1964–19?? Inactive
218 Kappa-Beta University of Texas Rio Grande Valley December 29, 1964–1983, 199?–200?, 20?? Active
219 Kappa-Gamma Catholic University of America March 26, 1965–1977 Inactive The Kappa-Gamma chapter originated as Chi Alpha Beta (local) in 1960.[5]
220 Kappa-Delta Old Dominion University March 6, 1965–20?? Inactive The Kappa-Delta chapter originated as Pi Phi Sigma (local) in 1955.[5]
221 Kappa-Epsilon Northland College May 15, 1965–1983 Inactive
222 Kappa-Zeta Hobart College May 15, 1965–1969 Inactive The Kappa-Zeta chapter originated as Phi Phi Delta (local) in 1900.[5]
223 Kappa-Eta New Jersey Institute of Technology May 29, 1965 Active The Kappa-Eta chapter originated as Phi Beta Tau (local) in 1943.[5]
224 Kappa-Theta Adelphi University June 5, 1965–1990 Inactive The Kappa-Theta chapter originated as Epsilon Phi (local) in 1947.[5]
225 Kappa-Iota University of Hartford March 5, 1966–1975, 198?–2003 Inactive The Kappa-Iota chapter originated as Omega Kappa Delta (local) in 1958.[5]
226 Kappa-Kappa Monmouth University March 12, 1966–2018 Inactive The Kappa-Kappa chapter originated as Tau Kappa Beta (local) in 1956.[5]
227 Kappa-Lambda University of Minnesota Morris March 26, 1966–1987 Inactive The Kappa-Lambda chapter originated as Alpha Rho Psi (local) in 1960.[5]
228 Kappa-Mu Edinboro University of Pennsylvania April 16, 1966–20?? Inactive The Kappa-Mu chapter originated as Kappa Delta Phi (local) in 1938.[5]
229 Kappa-Nu Rockhurst University April 23, 1966–2014 Colony The Kappa-Nu chapter originated as Sigma Phi Delta (local) in 1964.[5]
230 Kappa-Xi Black Hills State University May 7, 1966–1974 Inactive The Kappa-Xi chapter originated as Psi Omega Chi (local) in 1964.[5]
231 Kappa-Omicron Thomas Jefferson University May 7, 1966–1977 Inactive The Kappa-Omicron chapter originated as Delta Kappa Phi in 1899.[5] The chapter was approved to return to the University in Fall 2016.[21]
232 Kappa-Pi University of San Diego May 28, 1966–1980 Inactive The Kappa-Pi chapter originated as Pi Kappa Epsilon (local) in 1961.[5]
233 Kappa-Rho Mississippi State University May 29, 1966–19?? Inactive
234 Kappa-Sigma City College of New York November 5, 1966–1974, 2012 Active The Kappa-Sigma chapter originated as Gamma Delta Phi (local) in 1963.[5]
235 Kappa-Tau University of Arizona January 14, 1967–1986, 1991–200?, 2006–2012, 2019 Active The Kappa-Tau chapter originated as Beta Nu (local) in 1965.[5]
236 Kappa-Upsilon Villanova University January 21, 1967–1980 Inactive The Kappa-Upsilon chapter originated as Phi Kappa Pi (local) in 1907.[5]
237 Kappa-Phi University of Wisconsin–Oshkosh February 4, 1967–1978, 199?–200? Inactive
238 Kappa-Chi Concordia University March 18, 1967 Inactive The Kappa-Chi chapter originated as Kappa Chi (local) in 1965.[5]
239 Kappa-Psi Quinnipiac University March 18, 1967–197?, 1987–2014 Inactive The Kappa-Psi chapter originated as Kappa Delta Mu (local) in 1951.[5] The chapter was suspended by the University in December 2014.[62]
240 Kappa-Omega Washburn University March 18, 1967–1979 Inactive The Kappa-Omega chapter originated as the Cambridge Gentlemen (local) in 1965.[5]
241 Lambda-Alpha University of South Florida April 26, 1967–1988, 2003–2006 Inactive The Lambda-Alpha chapter originated as Phi Sigma Xi (local) in 1966.[5] The chapter was suspended by the University in 2005.[63]
242 Lambda-Beta Lewis University May 6, 1967–1983 Inactive The Lambda-Beta chapter originated as Pi Iota Tau (local) in 1965.[5]
243 Lambda-Gamma University of Cincinnati May 13, 1967 Active The Lambda-Gamma chapter originated as the University of Cincinnati chapter of the American Association of Commons Clubs in 1926.[5]
244 Lambda-Delta University of Southern Maine May 14, 1967–200? Inactive
245 Lambda-Epsilon Clarion University of Pennsylvania April 20, 1967–199?, 2005–2015 Inactive The Lambda-Epsilon chapter originated as Gamma Delta Iota (local) in 1964.[5]
246 Lambda-Zeta Troy University April 27, 1967 Active
247 Lambda-Eta University of Iowa January 7, 1968–199?, 2007 Active
248 Lambda-Theta Santa Fe University of Art and Design [f] February 3, 1968–1977 Inactive
249 Lambda-Iota Florida State University February 24, 1968–199?, 2003 Active The Lambda-Iota chapter originated as Sigma Gamma (local) in 1967.[5]
250 Lambda-Kappa DePaul University March 23, 1968–1979 Inactive The Lambda-Kappa chapter originated as Tau Kappa Phi (local) in 1965.[5]
251 Lambda-Lambda Utica College April 20, 1968–20?? Inactive The Lambda-Lambda chapter originated as Alpha Delta Epsilon (local) in 1946.[5]
252 Lambda-Mu Elon University April 27, 1968–1989 Inactive The Lambda-Mu chapter originated as Alpha Pi Delta (local) in 1926.[5]
253 Lambda-Nu University of Wisconsin–Stout May 4, 1968–1983 Inactive
254 Lambda-Xi Sul Ross State University May 4, 1968–1983 Inactive
255 Lambda-Omicron University of North Texas May 11, 1968–1983 Inactive The Lambda-Omicron chapter originated as Nu Phi (local) in 1964.[5]
256 Lambda-Pi Northeastern Illinois University May 12, 1968–1975, 19??–200? Inactive The Lambda-Pi chapter originated as Sigma Kappa Epsilon (local) in 1964.[5]
257 Lambda-Rho Plymouth State University May 11, 1968–1978 Inactive The Lambda-Rho chapter originated as Phi Mu Kappa (local) in 1963.[5]
258 Lambda-Sigma Keene State College May 18, 1968–2001, 2010 Active The Lambda-Sigma chapter originated as Theta Chi Delta (local) in 1954.[5]
259 Lambda-Tau Northrop University [g] May 18, 1968–1993 Inactive The Lambda-Tau chapter originated as Alpha Epsilon Rho (local) in 1966.[5]
260 Lambda-Upsilon Georgia Southern University May 25, 1968–19??, 199?–2011, 2017 Active
261 Lambda-Phi Bryant University September 28, 1968 Active The Lambda-Phi chapter originated as Beta Iota Beta (local) in 1944.[5]
262 Lambda-Chi Wayne State College September 28, 1968 Active
263 Lambda-Psi East Carolina University November 16, 1968–2017 Colony The Lambda-Psi chapter originated as Alpha Kappa Psi (local) in 1966.[5] In January 2018, the chapter was shut down by ΤΚΕ Headquarters for four years through the end of Fall 2021.[64] The chapter was approved to return to the University in Spring 2022.[25]
264 Lambda-Omega Georgia State University November 29, 1968–19?? Inactive The Lambda-Omega chapter originated as Kappa Alpha Epsilon (local) in 1957.[5]
265 Mu-Alpha West Chester University January 11, 1969–1990, 1997–2007, 20?? Active The Mu-Alpha chapter originated as Kappa Sigma Alpha (local) in 1967.[5] The chapter lost University recognition in 2007 due to underage drinking and was suspended for five years.[65]
266 Mu-Beta Eastern Kentucky University February 15, 1969 Active The Mu-Beta chapter originated as Kappa Tau Epsilon (local) in 1966.[5]
267 Mu-Gamma Midwestern State University February 22, 1969 Active The Mu-Gamma chapter originated as Pi Delta Upsilon (local) in 1965.[5]
268 Mu-Delta Athens State University March 1, 1969–1995, 2010–2012 Inactive The Mu-Delta chapter originated as Phi Delta Tau (local) in 1965.[5]
269 Mu-Epsilon University of Massachusetts Lowell March 1, 1969–200? Inactive The Mu-Epsilon chapter originated as Lambda Tau (local) in 1967.[5]
270 Mu-Zeta Nicholls State University March 8, 1969 Active
271 Mu-Eta Northeastern University March 15, 1969–200? Inactive The Mu-Eta chapter originated as Theta Rho Epsilon (local) in 1963.[5]
272 Mu-Theta Lycoming College April 12, 1969 Active In 1976, the Mu-Theta chapter sued Lycoming College for unfair student housing policies.[66]
273 Mu-Iota Western New England University April 26, 1969–1983 Inactive The Mu-Iota chapter originated as Sigma Sigma Iota (local) in 1966.[5]
274 Mu-Kappa University of New Haven April 26, 1969–1983 Inactive The Mu-Kappa chapter originated as Phi Zeta Psi (local) in 1963.[5]
275 Mu-Lambda Michigan Technological University May 3, 1969 Active
276 Mu-Mu Hofstra University May 10, 1969–2015 Inactive The Mu-Mu chapter originated as Upsilon Gamma Alpha (local) in 1947.[5]
277 Mu-Nu University of Wisconsin–Platteville May 17, 1969 Active The Mu-Nu chapter originated as Phi Delta Chi (local) in 1965.[5]
278 Mu-Xi California State University, Fullerton May 17, 1969–1989, 199? Active The Mu-Xi chapter originated as Kappa Gamma Nu (local) in 1966.[5] The chapter was recognized by CSU–Fullerton in 2018.
279 Mu-Omicron Tennessee Technological University May 17, 1969 Active The Mu-Omicron chapter originated as Alpha Nu Delta (local) in 1965.[5]
280 Mu-Pi Stony Brook Southampton May 17, 1969–1972 Inactive The Mu-Pi chapter originated as Alpha Omega (local) in 1963.[5]
281 Mu-Rho Bethel University May 24, 1969–1978 Inactive The Mu-Rho chapter originated as Omega Phi (local) in 1936.[5]
282 Mu-Sigma Morehead State University May 31, 1969–199?, 2001–2014 Colony The Mu-Sigma chapter originated as Zeta Alpha Phi (local) in 1966.[5]
283 Mu-Tau James Madison University November 8, 1969–2019 Inactive The Mu-Tau chapter originated as Sigma Delta Rho (local) in 1947.[5]
284 Mu-Upsilon Illinois State University November 22, 1969–1979, 1990–2013, 2022 Active The Mu-Upsilon chapter originated as Al Azhar (local) in 1964.[5] The chapter was approved to return to the University in Fall 2022.[25]
285 Mu-Phi Texas A&M University–Corpus Christi November 22, 1969–1974 Inactive The Mu-Phi chapter originated as Theta Sigma Chi (local) in 1966.[5]
286 Mu-Chi University of North Carolina at Wilmington January 24, 1970–1985, 2006 Active The Mu-Chi chapter originated as Sigma Phi Kappa (local) in 1967.[5]
287 Mu-Psi University of Massachusetts Dartmouth February 14, 1970–200? Inactive The Mu-Psi chapter originated as Phi Psi (local) in 1904.[5]
288 Mu-Omega George Mason University February 21, 1970–2016, 20?? Active The Mu-Omega chapter originated as the Symposium (local).[5]
289 Nu-Alpha Niagara University February 21, 1970–1977, 2010 Active
290 Nu-Beta Albright College February 28, 1970–1992 Inactive The Nu-Beta chapter originated as Kappa Upsilon Phi (local) in 1900.[5]
291 Nu-Gamma University of St. Thomas March 15, 1970–1984 Inactive The Nu-Gamma chapter originated as Delta Pi (local) in 1967.[5]
292 Nu-Delta Colorado State University–Pueblo April 18, 1970–1979 Inactive The Nu-Delta chapter originated as Iota Xi (local) in 1955.[5]
293 Nu-Epsilon Suffolk University April 18, 1970–200? Inactive The Nu-Epsilon chapter originated as Sigma Upsilon (local) in 1969.[5]
294 Nu-Zeta Elmhurst College May 2, 1970–200? Inactive The Nu-Zeta chapter originated as Epsilon Chi (local) in 1968.[5]
295 Nu-Eta Boise State University May 2, 1970–1990, 20?? Active The Nu-Eta chapter originated as Pi Sigma (local) in 1949.[5]
296 Nu-Theta University of Utah May 9, 1970–1978, 200?–20?? Inactive
297 Nu-Iota University of Illinois at Chicago May 16, 1970–1987, 20??–201? Colony The Nu-Iota chapter originated as Kappa Phi (local) in 1965.[5]
298 Nu-Kappa Winona State University May 16, 1970–1976, 2000–2021 Inactive
299 Nu-Lambda University of Southern Indiana November 28, 1970 Active The Nu-Lambda chapter originated as Sigma Tau Epsilon (local) in 1969.[5]
300 Nu-Mu University of South Alabama December 19, 1970 Active The Nu-Mu chapter originated as Kappa Epsilon (local) in 1965.[5]
301 Nu-Nu University of Windsor February 13, 1971–1976, 1990–200? Inactive
302 Nu-Xi Stephen F. Austin State University February 13, 1971–1988, 1998 Active
303 Nu-Omicron University of Bridgeport February 20, 1971–1988 Inactive
304 Nu-Pi University of Delaware March 6, 1971–200?, 2021 Active The Nu-Pi chapter originated as Delta Epsilon Chi (local) in 1968.[5]
305 Nu-Rho Salem International University March 6, 1971–1983, 199?–200? Inactive The Nu-Rho chapter originated as Omega Delta Phi (local) in 1968.[5]
306 Nu-Sigma Upper Iowa University March 6, 1971–1985 Inactive The Nu-Sigma chapter originated as Tau Kappa Upsilon (local) in 1965.[5]
307 Nu-Tau Mansfield University of Pennsylvania March 20, 1971–200? Inactive The Nu-Tau chapter originated as B R A D (local) in 1968.[5]
308 Nu-Upsilon Texas A&M University–Kingsville April 3, 1971–1982 Inactive The Nu-Upsilon chapter originated as Gamma Delta Chi (local) in 1968.[5]
309 Nu-Phi Duquesne University April 17, 1971 Active The Nu-Phi chapter originated as Alpha Gamma Omega (local) in 1965.[5]
310 Nu-Chi Bentley University April 24, 1971–20?? Inactive The Nu-Chi chapter originated as Beta Chi (local) in 1968.[5]
311 Nu-Psi West Liberty University May 8, 1971–1977, 2010–20?? Inactive The Nu-Psi chapter originated as Kappa Delta Kappa (local) in 1950.[5]
312 Nu-Omega William Paterson University May 15, 1971 Active The Nu-Omega chapter originated as Delta Omega Epsilon (local) in 1949.[5]
313 Xi-Alpha Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts May 15, 1971–1975 Inactive
314 Xi-Beta Southern Illinois University Edwardsville May 22, 1971–200? Inactive The chapter was approved to return to the University in Fall 2022 or 2023.[25]
315 Xi-Gamma New York Institute of Technology May 22, 1971 Active
316 Xi-Delta Fairleigh Dickinson University May 22, 1971–200? Inactive The Xi-Delta chapter originated as Chi Nu Kappa (local) in 1958.[5]
317 Xi-Epsilon Huron University College May 22, 1971–1975 Inactive
318 Xi-Zeta Bluefield State College May 22, 1971–1977 Inactive
319 Xi-Eta Missouri Western State University May 29, 1971–1983, 1999–20?? Inactive The Xi-Eta chapter originated as Phi Kappa Tau (local) in 1969.[5]
320 Xi-Theta University of West Georgia June 5, 1971–19??, 1988–199?, 2000–2019, 20?? Active The Xi-Theta chapter originated as Pi Kappa Sigma (local) in 1969.[5]
321 Xi-Iota University of Central Florida December 4, 1971 Active The Xi-Iota chapter originated as Pi Kappa Epsilon (local) in 1968.[5]
322 Xi-Kappa Baker University March 4, 1972–1976 Inactive
323 Xi-Lambda University of Georgia March 25, 1972–2003, 2011–2022 Inactive The Xi-Lambda chapter originated as Upsilon Gamma Alpha (local) in 1970.[5] The chapter's request for a new house was approved in June 2015.[67]
324 Xi-Mu University of Dayton April 8, 1972–200? Inactive The Xi-Mu chapter originated as Upsilon Delta Lambda (local) in 1959.[5]
325 Xi-Nu Miami Dade College April 15, 1972–19?? Inactive
326 Xi-Xi Texas State University April 29, 1972–2015 Inactive The Xi-Xi chapter originated as Delta Sigma Lambda (local) in 1968.[5]
327 Xi-Omicron William Penn University May 20, 1972–200? Inactive The Xi-Omicron chapter originated as Sigma Delta Pi (local) in 1961.[5]
328 Xi-Pi Valley City State University May 30, 1972–1987 Inactive
329 Xi-Rho Lander University May 20, 1972–1978 Inactive The Xi-Rho chapter originated as Lambda Pi (local) in 1969.[5]
330 Xi-Sigma Milton College [h] January 27, 1973–1976 Inactive
331 Xi-Tau Lyon College January 27, 1973 Active The Xi-Tau chapter originated as Chi Beta Phi (local) in 1964.[5]
332 Xi-Upsilon Rochester Institute of Technology February 24, 1973 Active The Xi-Upsilon chapter originated as Zeta Tau (local).[5]
333 Xi-Phi Kutztown University of Pennsylvania February 24, 1973–1977, 199?–2017 Inactive
334 Xi-Chi Kennesaw State University February 24, 1973 Active The Xi-Chi chapter originated as Delta Tau Phi (local).[5]
335 Xi-Psi South Dakota State University March 31, 1973–1990 Inactive
336 Xi-Omega Virginia Tech April 14, 1973 Active The Xi-Omega chapter originated as Alpha Chi (local) in 1969.[5]
337 Omicron-Alpha Appalachian State University April 14, 1973–2017 Inactive In 2019, the chapter lost its University recognition due to membership misconduct.[68]
338 Omicron-Beta Saint Mary's University of Minnesota April 28, 1973–1980 Inactive
339 Omicron-Gamma Central Connecticut State University May 5, 1973–1982, 19??–200? Inactive
340 Omicron-Delta University of North Carolina at Pembroke May 12, 1973–1981, 1983–2000 Inactive The Omicron-Delta chapter originated as Alpha Theta Mu (local) in 1967.[5]
341 Omicron-Epsilon Bemidji State University May 19, 1973–200? Inactive The Omicron-Epsilon chapter originated as Lambda Alpha Beta (local) in 1966.[5]
342 Omicron-Zeta Weber State University May 19, 1973–19?? Inactive The Omicron-Zeta chapter originated as Beta Phi Beta (local).[5]
343 Omicron-Eta West Virginia University Institute of Technology March 16, 1974–1978, 19??–200? Inactive The Omicron-Eta chapter originated as Alpha Zeta Delta (local) in 1972.[5]
344 Omicron-Theta Newberry College March 30, 1974 Active The Omicron-Theta chapter originated as Sigma Epsilon (local) in 1968.[5]
345 Omicron-Iota Rowan University May 4, 1974–200?, 20?? Active The Omicron-Iota chapter originated as Tau Omega Phi (local) in 1968.[5]
346 Omicron-Kappa University of Louisiana at Lafayette May 9, 1974–1988, 199?–200? Inactive
347 Omicron-Lambda Broward College May 18, 1974–1988 Inactive The Omicron-Lambda chapter originated as Tau Kappa Beta (local).[5]
348 Omicron-Mu Husson College May 10, 1975–200? Inactive The Omicron-Mu chapter originated as Alpha Omega (local) in 1967.[5]
349 Omicron-Nu Florida Institute of Technology May 24, 1975–1976, 1988 Active The Omicron-Nu chapter originated as Eta Sigma (local) in 1973.[5]
350 Omicron-Xi University of Alabama September 27, 1975–1984, 2021 Active
351 Omicron-Omicron University of Missouri–St. Louis March 13, 1976–1996 Inactive The Omicron-Omicron chapter originated as Tau Kappa Delta (local).[5]
352 Omicron-Pi Baylor University March 20, 1976 Active The Omicron-Pi chapter originated as Sigma Omicron Sigma (local) in 1974.[5]
353 Omicron-Rho Texas Tech University November 6, 1976 Active The Omicron-Rho chapter originated as Tau Epsilon Kappa (local) in 1975.[5]
354 Omicron-Sigma Indiana University Southeast December 11, 1976 Active The Omicron-Sigma chapter originated as Alpha Delta Omega (local) in 1975.[5]
355 Omicron-Tau Columbus State University January 22, 1977–2020 Inactive
356 Omicron-Upsilon York College of Pennsylvania March 19, 1977 Active The Omicron-Upsilon chapter originated as Alpha Sigma Chi (local).[5]
357 Omicron-Phi University of Oklahoma April 12, 1977–1987, 200?–20?? Inactive The chapter was approved to return to the University in Fall 2024.[25]
358 Omicron-Chi Robert Morris University Illinois April 30, 1977–200? Inactive The Omicron-Chi chapter originated as Tau Kappa Phi (local).[5]
359 Omicron-Psi Lakeland University May 7, 1977–1988 Inactive
360 Omicron-Omega Radford University May 21, 1977–2012 Inactive
361 Pi-Alpha Ashland University March 11, 1978–2021 Inactive
362 Pi-Beta Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania April 1, 1978–19??, 1997 Active In March 2000, there was a fire at the chapter house that killed three Fraternity members.[69]
363 Pi-Gamma East Tennessee State University May 5, 1979–200? Inactive The chapter was approved to return to the University in Fall 2019.[21]
364 Pi-Delta University of Alabama at Birmingham May 19, 1979–19??, 2002 Active
365 Pi-Epsilon Christian Brothers University January 10, 1981 Active
366 Pi-Zeta Auburn University at Montgomery January 24, 1981–1988 Inactive
367 Pi-Eta Texas A&M University March 28, 1981–200?, 200?–20??, 2016 Active
368 Pi-Theta University of Texas at San Antonio April 25, 1981 Active
369 Pi-Iota University of Nevada, Reno February 13, 1982 Active
370 Pi-Kappa Colorado Mesa University February 13, 1982–1983 Inactive
371 Pi-Lambda University of Nevada, Las Vegas February 13, 1982 Active
372 Pi-Mu Buffalo State College April 24, 1982 Active
373 Pi-Nu Fairleigh Dickinson University March 25, 1983–200? Inactive
374 Pi-Xi University of California, San Diego May 28, 1983 Active
375 Pi-Omicron Northern Kentucky University December 17, 1983 Active
376 Pi-Pi Cameron University April 27, 1984–1988 Inactive
377 Pi-Rho Babson College April 29, 1984–20?? Inactive
378 Pi-Sigma Stockton University May 12, 1984–199?, 2002–2009 Inactive
379 Pi-Tau Iona College May 4, 1985–19??, 200?–2004 Inactive
380 Pi-Upsilon Towson University May 10, 1985–1989, 2002–2016 Inactive The Pi-Upsilon chapter originated as Beta Sigma Tau Epsilon (local) in 1968.[5] The chapter was suspended by the University and ΤΚΕ Headquarters in March 2016.[70]
381 Pi-Phi University of Maine at Presque Isle May 11, 1985–200? Inactive
382 Pi-Chi Rutgers University–Camden October 12, 1985–200?, 2011 Active
383 Pi-Psi The University of Southern Mississippi January 11, 1986–200? Inactive
384 Pi-Omega University at Albany, SUNY March 15, 1986–2018 Inactive
385 Rho-Alpha Winthrop University April 19, 1986–199?, 2000–201?, 201?–2018 Inactive
386 Rho-Beta Michigan State University April 19, 1986–199?, 199?–2006, 2016 Active
387 Rho-Gamma University of North Carolina at Greensboro April 26, 1986–200? Inactive
388 Rho-Delta California State Polytechnic University, Pomona May 3, 1986–199?, 2001 Active
389 Rho-Epsilon Northwood University May 10, 1986 Active
390 Rho-Zeta Montclair State University May 10, 1986–2011 Inactive
391 Rho-Eta Stony Brook University February 18, 1987 Active
392 Rho-Theta Lake Superior State University March 14, 1987 Active
393 Rho-Iota Tarkio College [i] April 25, 1987–1991 Inactive
394 Rho-Kappa Longwood University April 29, 1987–2013 Inactive The chapter was suspended by the University in November 2011.[71]
395 Rho-Lambda State University of New York at Oswego May 2, 1987–1997, 2012 Active The Rho-Lambda chapter originated as Delta Chi Omega (local) in 1967.[5]
396 Rho-Mu Binghamton University May 2, 1987 Active The Rho-Mu chapter originated as Phi Epsilon Tau (local) in 1982.[5]
397 Rho-Nu San Francisco State University May 9, 1987–200? Inactive
398 Rho-Xi San Jose State University May 9, 1987–2000 Inactive
399 Rho-Omicron California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo May 19, 1987–199?, 199?–2019 Inactive
400 Rho-Pi University of Rio Grande November 20, 1987 Inactive The Rho-Pi chapter originated as Alpha Delta Epsilon (local) in 1968.[5]
401 Rho-Rho Sam Houston State University December 11, 1987 Active
402 Rho-Sigma Grand Valley State University December 12, 1987–200? Inactive
403 Rho-Tau University of Michigan–Dearborn January 10, 1988 Active
404 Rho-Upsilon Franklin College March 12, 1988 Active
405 Rho-Phi State University of New York at Cortland April 30, 1988–200? Inactive
406 Rho-Chi Lebanon Valley College April 30, 1988 Active
407 Rho-Psi Millersville University May 7, 1988 Active The Rho-Psi chapter originated as the Wickers (local) in 1947.[5]
408 Rho-Omega University of South Carolina November 12, 1988–200?, 2008–2018 Colony The chapter was approved to return to the University in Spring 2022.[25]
409 Sigma-Alpha Florida International University November 12, 1988–2017 Inactive In 2006, a member of the chapter was killed in a boating accident.[72] The chapter was suspended in October 2017 until a University investigation was concluded.[73] In February 2018, the University suspended the chapter for two years.[74]
410 Sigma-Beta The College at Brockport, State University of New York February 25, 1989–200? Inactive
411 Sigma-Gamma State University of New York at Plattsburgh April 1, 1989–200?, 2012 Active
412 Sigma-Delta Penn State Erie, The Behrend College April 22, 1989–20?? Inactive
413 Sigma-Epsilon State University of New York at Oneonta May 6, 1989–200?, 200?–20??, 20?? Active
414 Sigma-Zeta University of South Carolina Aiken May 20, 1989–200?, 2008 Active
415 Sigma-Eta California State University, San Bernardino June 3, 1989–20?? Inactive
416 Sigma-Theta Saint Leo University September 16, 1989–1994, 2007 Active
417 Sigma-Iota Pace University March 31, 1990–201? Inactive
418 Sigma-Kappa Merrimack College April 21, 1990 Active
419 Sigma-Lambda Northeastern State University April 27, 1990 Active
420 Sigma-Mu Marquette University April 28, 1990–200? Inactive
421 Sigma-Nu State University of New York at New Paltz May 5, 1990 Active
422 Sigma-Xi St. Norbert College May 5, 1990 Active The Sigma-Xi chapter is the home chapter of football quarterback Aaron Rodgers.[75]
423 Sigma-Omicron Middle Tennessee State University May 5, 1990–2012 Inactive
424 Sigma-Pi Wake Forest University September 22, 1990–199? Inactive
425 Sigma-Rho Marist College December 1, 1990–201? Inactive
426 Sigma-Sigma Salisbury University May 9, 1992–2010 Inactive
427 Sigma-Tau State University of New York at Geneseo May 16, 1992–200? Inactive
428 Sigma-Upsilon Ramapo College May 16, 1992 Active
429 Sigma-Phi Temple University May 23, 1992–2014 Inactive
430 Sigma-Chi University of California, Davis May 30, 1992 Active
431 Sigma-Psi Clemson University November 12, 1992 Active
432 Sigma-Omega University of Tennessee at Chattanooga January 10, 1993–20?? Inactive
433 Tau-Alpha New York University January 9, 1993–201? Inactive
434 Tau-Beta Sonoma State University April 1, 1993–2019 Inactive
435 Tau-Gamma Manhattan College April 25, 1993–200? Inactive
436 Tau-Delta New Jersey City University April 30, 1993 Active
437 Tau-Epsilon University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa May 1, 1993 Active
438 Tau-Zeta Western Connecticut State University May 1, 1993 Active
439 Tau-Eta Southern Connecticut State University May 8, 1993–1998, 2007 Active
440 Tau-Theta Fairleigh Dickinson University–Madison May 15, 1993 Active
441 Tau-Iota University of Western Ontario October 23, 1993–200? Inactive
442 Tau-Kappa Virginia Commonwealth University November 20, 1993–2002 Inactive
443 Tau-Lambda Kean University March 19, 1994 Active
444 Tau-Mu Johnson & Wales University April 23, 1994–2015 Inactive
445 Tau-Nu Shawnee State University May 14, 1994 Active
446 Tau-Xi Ithaca College October 29, 1994–200? Inactive
447 Tau-Omicron St. Thomas University May 6, 1995–200? Inactive
448 Tau-Pi Pace University–Manhattan December 2, 1995–201? Inactive
449 Tau-Rho California State University, San Marcos December 2, 1996–2016 Inactive The chapter is active but not officially associated with California State University, San Marcos.
450 Tau-Sigma Francis Marion University April 9, 1997 Active
451 Tau-Tau Coastal Carolina University April 18, 1998–2014 Inactive The chapter was closed by ΤΚΕ Headquarters in October 2014.[76]
452 Tau-Upsilon Louisiana State University Shreveport May 16, 1998–200?, 2013 Active
453 Tau-Phi University of Pittsburgh January 10, 1999 Active
454 Tau-Chi Carthage College January 10, 1999 Active
455 Tau-Psi University of West Florida April 29, 2000–2017 Inactive
456 Tau-Omega Carleton University May 6, 2000 Active The Tau-Omega chapter originated as Sigma Chi Nu (local) in 1994.[5]
457 Upsilon-Alpha Spring Hill College May 6, 2000 Active
458 Upsilon-Beta California State University, Northridge May 27, 2000–2015 Inactive The chapter was suspended by the University until July 20, 2018.[77]
459 Upsilon-Gamma University of Minnesota Duluth March 24, 2001 Active
460 Upsilon-Delta Saginaw Valley State University April 13, 2002 Active
461 Upsilon-Epsilon West Virginia State University May 11, 2002–200? Inactive
462 Upsilon-Zeta Angelo State University April 24, 2004–2020 Inactive
463 Upsilon-Eta Ontario Tech University April 30, 2005 Active
464 Upsilon-Theta University of Maryland, Baltimore County May 21, 2005 Active
465 Upsilon-Iota Indiana University–Purdue University Indianapolis August 20, 2005 Active
466 Upsilon-Kappa Trent University May 12, 2007 Active
467 Upsilon-Lambda College of Staten Island May 3, 2008 Active The Upsilon-Lambda chapter originated as Delta Tau Omega (local).[5]
468 Upsilon-Mu New York Institute of Technology–Manhattan May 30, 2009 Active
469 Upsilon-Nu University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill September 12, 2009–20?? Inactive
470 Upsilon-Xi Oakland University May 22, 2010–2021 Inactive
471 Upsilon-Omicron American University November 20, 2010–2013 Inactive The chapter was closed by ΤΚΕ Headquarters in April 2013.[78]
472 Upsilon-Pi University of California, Santa Cruz April 28, 2012 Active
473 Upsilon-Rho Central Methodist University May 12, 2012–2020 Inactive The Upsilon-Rho chapter originated as Delta Sigma Psi (local) in 1961.[5]
474 Upsilon-Sigma University of Arkansas at Monticello November 3, 2012–2019 Inactive
475 Upsilon-Tau California State University, Stanislaus November 17, 2012 Active
476 Upsilon-Upsilon Farmingdale State College February 9, 2013 Active
477 Upsilon-Phi State University of New York at Delhi April 6, 2013 Active
478 Upsilon-Chi St. Francis College May 26, 2013 Active
479 Upsilon-Psi California State University, East Bay May 17, 2014 Active
480 Upsilon-Omega Santa Clara University November 1, 2014 Active
481 Phi-Alpha University of Alaska Anchorage March 28, 2015 Active

List of colonies

Below is a list of the colonies of Tau Kappa Epsilon that did not become chapters in order of their colony number.[4]

Colony # Institution Date Founded Status Notes
Colony 620 Tarleton State University April 26, 1988 Inactive
Colony 633 California State University, Dominguez Hills March 1, 1989 Inactive
Colony 638 Florida Atlantic University N/A Inactive
Colony 653 University of Michigan–Flint June 5, 1990 Inactive
Colony 654 University of North Carolina at Charlotte N/A Inactive
Colony 670 University of South Carolina Upstate August 16, 1991 Inactive
Colony 699 State University of New York at Potsdam May 25, 1994 Inactive The colony reorganized as the Iota-Kappa chapter at Clarkson University.
Colony 707 The College of New Jersey April 10, 1995 Inactive
Colony 709 Jacksonville State University June 27, 1995 Inactive
Colony 722 Barry University N/A Inactive
Colony 730 Lindenwood University September 6, 1997 Inactive
Colony 744 Barton College March 1, 1999 Inactive
Colony 745 North Carolina Wesleyan College March 15, 1999 Inactive
Colony 748 University of Tennessee May 4, 1999 Inactive
Colony 755 University of North Alabama April 4, 2000 Inactive
Colony 762 College of Charleston September 8, 2001 Inactive
Colony 766 University of California, Riverside March 12, 2002 Inactive
Colony 782 Roosevelt University June 1, 2003 Inactive
Colony 794 Barry University October 1, 2004 Inactive
Colony 804 University of Memphis N/A Inactive
Colony 805 Binghamton University N/A Inactive
Colony 812 University of Wisconsin–Parkside January 9, 2006 Inactive
Colony 815 University of Mississippi N/A Inactive
Colony 817 State University of New York at Fredonia March 15, 2006 Inactive
Colony 831 Penn State Harrisburg February 11, 2008 Inactive
Colony 838 Lake Erie College September 19, 2008 Inactive
Colony 846 University of North Carolina at Charlotte April 10, 2009 Inactive
Colony 853 Central Washington University December 17, 2009 Inactive
Colony 856 State University of New York at Old Westbury March 10, 2010 Inactive
Colony 861 University of Texas at Brownsville April 21, 2010 Inactive
Colony 865 Saint Joseph's University September 30, 2010 Inactive
Colony 871 University of Wisconsin–Parkside November 8, 2011 Inactive
Colony 875 Chowan University April 19, 2012 Inactive
Colony 879 Rogers State University August 23, 2012 Inactive
Colony 880 Simon Fraser University March 27, 2013 Inactive
Colony 883 LIU Brooklyn N/A Inactive
Colony 884 Benedictine University N/A Inactive
Colony 885 Eastern Washington University N/A Inactive
Colony 886 The College of New Jersey N/A Active

Notes

  1. ^ The Trine chapter was originally the Alpha chapter of a small national fraternity that merged into ΤΚΕ called Sigma Mu Sigma in 1935. However, the Trine chapter didn't join with that merger due to lack of school accreditation. One year later, in 1936, it became the Psi chapter of Alpha Lambda Tau, a Junior NIC member, not subject to the same accreditation rules. Eleven years later, Alpha Lambda Tau also merged with ΤΚΕ, bringing its Psi chapter with it. After ΤΚΕ gained this chapter in 1947 following the merger, the NIC demanded that ΤΚΕ revoke the charter if they wanted to remain in the NIC because Tri-State University was still not an accredited university. ΤΚΕ revoked the charter of this new Beta-Epsilon chapter at the next Conclave. The chapter then affiliated with Kappa Sigma Kappa, another Junior NIC member, in 1952. When Kappa Sigma Kappa merged with Theta Xi in 1962, the chapter was again ineligible for the merger due to the accreditation status of Tri-State University. Tri-State University achieved accreditation finally, a year later, in 1963. The chapter petitioned Kappa Sigma and became a chapter of that fraternity in 1966. Now that the school was accredited, ΤΚΕ reestablished its chapter on the campus in 1989. This group retained the Beta-Epsilon chapter designation, even though the earlier group remains a chapter of Kappa Sigma.
  2. ^ Parsons College permanently closed in 1973.
  3. ^ Alpha Epsilon (local) was the pioneer fraternity on the Valparaiso campus, existing for twelve years before it was joined by the second fraternity to form there, Phi Delta Psi (local) in 1914. Alpha Epsilon was the first to seek a national affiliation, becoming the Gamma-Chi chapter of ΤΚΕ in 1951, while Phi Delta Psi became the IN Epsilon chapter of ΦΚΨ in 1953. The remaining eight or ten fraternity chapters on the campus, all locals, soon followed, merging into their own national fraternities in a wave after these two.
  4. ^ Alliance College closed in 1987.
  5. ^ The Iota-Zeta chapter had its origin in 1907 as the Alpha chapter of Theta Alpha. That small national fraternity merged into Delta Sigma Lambda in 1933, but by 1937 with the demise of its new national fraternity, the Syracuse chapter reverted to local status, naming itself Pi Alpha Chi. In 1947, it again took the name Theta Alpha, and in 1963 it became the Iota-Zeta chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon.
  6. ^ SFUAD permanently closed in May 2018.
  7. ^ Northrop University permanently closed in September 1993.
  8. ^ Milton College permanently closed in 1982.
  9. ^ Tarkio College permanently closed in 1992.

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