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It was founded fifty years ago with the chartering of the first black fraternity at Auburn University, Omega Psi Phi, in 1972. [2] [6] The first black sorority at Auburn University was Delta Sigma Theta in 1974. [6] The council now includes four fraternities and four sororities, with around 100 members.
Delta Delta Delta is a North American collegiate women's fraternity. ... St. Lawrence University: Canton: New York: Active Zeta: May 23, 1892 ... Auburn University ...
Auburn University: Auburn, Alabama: Active Theta Omicron: 1989–xxxx ?; April 14, 2012 Arizona State University: Tempe, Arizona: Active Theta Pi: May 6, 1987 State University of New York College at Geneseo: Geneseo, New York: Active Theta Rho: 1990–2010 University of Kentucky: Lexington, Kentucky: Inactive Theta Sigma: 1990–2017 University ...
Canton, New York: New York Inactive [al] Sigma Theta: 1921–1994 University of Pennsylvania: Philadelphia: Pennsylvania Inactive [am] Sigma Iota: February 18, 1922 University of Washington: Seattle: Washington Active [an] Sigma Kappa: April 29, 1922 Ohio State University: Columbus: Ohio Active [ao] Sigma Lambda: September 4, 1922 Auburn ...
List of Marquette University fraternities and sororities; List of University of Maryland, Baltimore County fraternities and sororities; List of Massachusetts Institute of Technology fraternities and sororities; List of Michigan State University fraternities and sororities; University of Minnesota fraternities and sororities
Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority has 107 active chapters. ... Buffalo State University: Buffalo: New York: ... Auburn University: Auburn: Alabama: Active Theta Kappa:
New York Inactive [bm] Beta Psi: 1941 University of Kentucky: Lexington: Kentucky Active Beta Omega: 1942 Auburn University: Auburn: Alabama Active [bn] Gamma Alpha: 1943–1970 University of Connecticut: Storrs: Connecticut Inactive Gamma Beta: 1944–1971, 2001–2006 Northwestern University: Evanston: Illinois Inactive Gamma Gamma: 1946 ...
A fraternity is usually understood to mean a social organization composed only of men, and a sorority is composed of women. However, many women's organizations and co-ed organizations also refer to themselves as women's fraternities. This list of North American collegiate sororities and women's fraternities is not exhaustive.