KDStV Teutonia

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KDStV Teutonia
K.D.St.V. Teutonia coat of arms.png
FoundedNovember 4, 1890;134 years ago (November 4, 1890)
University of Fribourg
Type Studentenverbindung
AffiliationCV
StatusActive
EmphasisCatholic
ScopeLocal
MottoConcordia Crescimus
Together We Grow
PillarsAmicitia, Scientia, Religio, Patria
Colors  Blue,   Gold and   Red
Chapters1
HeadquartersChemin du Gottéron 99
Fribourg CH- 1700
Switzerland
Website www.teutonia.ch

Katholische Deutsche Studentenverbindung Teutonia Freiburg i. Uechtland (KDStV Teutonia, English: Catholic German Student Association Teutonia Freiburg) is a Swiss Catholic student association or fraternity. It was founded in 1890 in Fribourg, Switzerland as a colour-wearing, non-fencing, academic association. It is a member of the Cartellverband, known as CV.

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History

Katholische Deutsche Studentenverbindung Teutonia Freiburg i. Uechtland (KDSTV Teutonia) was established in Fribourg, Switzerland on November 4, 1890. It is a colour-wearing, non-fencing, Catholic academic student association or fraternity.

KDSTV Teutonia Freiburg's headquarters are at Chemin du Gottéron 99 in Friboug. It is a member of the Cartellverband or the Union of Catholic German Student Fraternities known as CV.

Symbols

KDStV Teutonia's motto is "Concordia Crescimus, " roughly meaning "Together We Grow." [1] Its pillars are Amicitia, Acientia, Religio, and Patria (Friendship, Knowledge, Religion, and Country)

Its official colors are blue-gold-red. Its fuxen, or pledges, wear blue-gold. Its Zirkel, or monograph, consists of intertwined lines spelling v, c, f, or vivat, crescent, Floreat and is followed by an exclamation mark.

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References

  1. "Der CV-Bestand im Diözesanarchiv Eichstätt, Tiel II (CV holdings in the Eichstätt Diocesan Archive, Part 2)" (PDF). K.D.St.V Teutonia.