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Six percent of the university's undergraduates, more than 5,300 students, belonged to a fraternity or sorority during the 2020–21 academic year. [2] In the fall of 2022, 8% of the male undergraduate students belonged to a fraternity and 10% of the undergraduate females belonged to a sorority.
Delta Tau: 1948 Bowling Green State University: Bowling Green, Ohio: Active ... Northern Arizona University: Flagstaff, Arizona: Active [4] [ft] Iota Alpha: 2000–2012
Northern Arizona University: Flagstaff: Arizona: Active [cj] Phi Pi: January 31, 1959 – January 1, 1974 Utah State University: Logan: Utah: Inactive [56] [ck] Alpha Omega: February 8, 1959 Emory University: Atlanta: Georgia: Active [cl] Phi Rho: September 26, 1959 – June 1, 2019 University of the Pacific: Stockton: California: Inactive [57 ...
William Kirwan, chancellor of the University of Maryland System [3] Peter Likins, former president of the University of Arizona; Joseph Rallo, president of Angelo State University; Michael Shonrock, former president of Lindenwood University; William Tate, dean of men at the University of Georgia from 1946 until 1971
Arizona Epsilon Beta: 1930 –1973, 1979–1993 University of Arizona: Tucson, Arizona: Inactive [by] Epsilon Gamma: Maryland Epsilon Gamma 1930 –1993, 2001 University of Maryland, College Park: College Park, Maryland: Active [bz] Epsilon Delta: North Dakota Epsilon Delta 1931: North Dakota State University: Fargo, North Dakota: Active [ca ...
Delta Tau: 1964 University of Missouri: Columbia: Missouri Active ... Arizona State University: Tempe: Arizona Active Zeta Beta: 1970 Lamar University: Beaumont: Texas
Delta Omicron: University of Maryland Eastern Shore: Princess Anne, Maryland: Inactive Deta Pi: Delta Rho: 2017: Glen Oaks Community College: Centreville, Michigan: Active [13] Delta Sigma: University of Phoenix (all campuses) Phoenix, Arizona: Active Delta Tau: American Public University System: Charles Town, West Virginia: Active Delta ...
In 1886, Delta Tau Delta merged with the secret society known as the Rainbow Fraternity, a southern fraternity founded in 1848 at the University of Mississippi. [7] As an ode to the merged fraternity, Delta Tau Delta chapters perform a public ceremony, the Rite of Iris. The name of the national organization's magazine was changed to The Rainbow.