List of Delta Tau Delta chapters

Delta Tau Delta is an international college fraternity. ^[1] It was founded at Bethany College, Bethany, Virginia, (now West Virginia) in 1858. ^[1] In the early years of the fraternity, chapter names were assigned, removed, and reassigned in rapid succession. ^{[2] [1]} There are at least two incidents of the same name being issued simultaneously. ^[2] Other chapters selected names and began operating without authorization from the national fraternity; while some were eventually authorized, others were disbanded. ^{[2] [1]} All records from Alpha Prime were lost; Alpha Third was lax in record keeping and ended in scandal. ^{[2] [1]} As a result, there are information gaps, especially from 1858 to 1875. ^{[2] [1]}

In 1877, James Eaton constructed a multi-part history of the fraternity for the Crescent magazine from his memory as the founder of multiple chapters, from the fraternity's records, and interviews with living chapter founders. ^[2] He documented chapters and name changes that were unknown to William Raimond Baird when he published the first edition of his Baird's Manual of American College Fraternities in 1879. ^{[2] [3]} For example, Baird lists Mount Union College as Sigma Second but does not list Sigma Prime or the two other Sigma chapters that predated Mount Union. ^[3] Baird also lists charter dates, but leaves the institution's name blank in some instances. ^{[3] [1]} Eaton often fills in those blanks, but tends to list institutions by place name only, which presents a different set of challenges. ^[2]

In the following Delta Tau Delta chapter list, active chapters are indicated in bold and inactive chapters and institutions are in italics. ^{[2] [3] [4] [5]}

Chapter	Charter date and range	Institution	Location	Status	Reference
Alpha Prime (see Eta Prime)	1858–1860	Bethany College	Bethany, West Virginia	Inactive	[a]
Alpha Second (see Gamma)	February 21, 1861 – c. 1867	Jefferson College	Washington, Pennsylvania	Consolidated	[1] [b]
Alpha Third (see Omicron Prime and Mu Third)	1868–1874	Ohio Wesleyan University	Delaware, Ohio	Active	[c]
Alpha (see Delta Second)	1875–1997, 2001	Allegheny College	Meadville, Pennsylvania	Active	[d]
Beta	June 1862–2009, 2018–2021	Ohio University	Athens, Ohio	Inactive	[6] [7] [8] [e]
Gamma Prime	July 1, 1861 – 1862	West Liberty College	West Liberty, West Virginia	Inactive	[f]
Gamma (see Alpha Second)	February 22, 1861	Washington & Jefferson College	Washington, Pennsylvania	Active	[1] [g]
Delta Prime	1861–1862	Morgantown Academy	Morgantown, West Virginia	Inactive	[h]
Delta Second (see Alpha)	July 1863–1875	Allegheny College	Meadville, Pennsylvania	Reissued	[i]
Delta (see Beta Beta prime)	1880–2005, 2007	University of Michigan	Ann Arbor, Michigan	Active	[j]
Epsilon Prime	October 21, 1861 – c. 1862	Franklin College	New Athens, Ohio	Inactive	[k]
Epsilon Second (see Iota Pime)	November 11, 1864 – 1875	Western University of Pennsylvania	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	Inactive	[l]
Epsilon	1876	Albion College	Albion, Michigan	Active
Zeta Prime	1865 – March 29, 1871	Monmouth College	Monmouth, Illinois	Inactive	[m]
Zeta	1882–1894, 1895	Case Western Reserve University	Cleveland, Ohio	Active
Eta Prime (see Pi Prime and Theta)	January 26, 1864 – 1865	Bethany College	Bethany, West Virginia	Inactive	[n]
Eta	1873–1895, 1972–2004	University of Akron	Akron, Ohio	Inactive	[o]
Theta (see Pi Prime)	1870 c. 1870–1895, 1966	Bethany College	Bethany, West Virginia	Active	[p]
Iota Prime (see Epsilon Second)	November 11, 1864 – 186x ?	Western University (now University of Pittsburgh)	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	Inactive, Reissued	[q]
Iota Second	February 20, 1868 – 1871	Jamestown Collegiate Institute	Jamestown, New York	Inactive	[r]
Iota (see Xi prime)	May 3, 1872 – 1897; 1947–1997; 2000–2004	Michigan State University	East Lansing, Michigan	Inactive	[s]
Kappa Prime	December 14, 1865 – 1868	Poughkeepsie Institute	Poughkeepsie, New York	Inactive	[t]
Kappa (see Sigma Prime)	1869––2003, 2009	Hillsdale College	Hillsdale, Michigan	Active	[u]
Lambda Prime	February 4, 1869 – 1885	Lombard University	Galesburg, Illinois	Inactive	[v]
Lambda	1886–1930, 2014–2020	Vanderbilt University	Nashville, Tennessee	Inactive	[9] [w]
Mu Prime	1861–1862	Waynesburg College	Waynesburg, Pennsylvania	Inactive	[x]
Mu Second (see Beta Alpha)	December 26, 1870 – 1875	Indiana University	Bloomington, Indiana	Inactive, Reissued	[y]
Mu (Mu Third) (see Omicron Prime and Alpha Third)	1879	Ohio Wesleyan University	Delaware, Ohio	Active	[z]
Nu Prime	1873–1877	Iowa Wesleyan College	Mount Pleasant, Iowa	Inactive	[aa]
Nu	December 3, 1874 – 1893; 1906–1988; 2016	Lafayette College	Easton, Pennsylvania	Active	[10] [ab]
Xi Prime (See Iota)	March 1871 – 1872	Michigan State University	East Lansing, Michigan	Inactive	[ac]
Xi	May 8, 1873 – 1894	Simpson Centenary College	Indianola, Iowa	Inactive
Omicron Prime (see Alpha Third and Mu Third)	December 14, 1866 – 1868	Ohio Wesleyan University	Delaware, Ohio	Reissued	[ad]
Omicron Second (see Beta Beta)	March 18, 1871 – 1874; 1875–1880	Indiana Asbury University	Greencastle, Indiana	Inactive, Reissued	[ae]
Omicron Third (see Tau)	1874 – 1874	Franklin & Marshall College	Lancaster, Pennsylvania	Reissued	[af]
Omicron	1880–1999, 2013	University of Iowa	Iowa City, Iowa	Active
Pi Prime (see Theta and Eta Prime)	March 30, 1867 – c. 1869	Bethany College	Bethany, West Virginia	Inactive, Reissued	[ag]
Pi Second (see Beta Lambda)	May 29, 1874 – 1885	Lehigh University	Bethlehem, Pennsylvania	Inactive, Reissued	[ah]
Pi	1886–1912, 1926–1942, 2023	University of Mississippi	Oxford, Mississippi	Active	[ai]
Rho Prime	December 30, 1871 – 1875	Lake Shore Seminary	North East, New York	Inactive	[aj]
Rho	May 9, 1874	Stevens Institute of Technology	Hoboken, New Jersey	Active	[ak]
Sigma Prime (see Kappa)	October 9, 1867 – 1869	Hillsdale College	Hillsdale, Michigan	Reissued	[al]
Sigma Second	1874–1886	Mount Union College	Alliance, Ohio	Inactive	[am]
Sigma	1891–1896	Williams College	Williamstown, Massachusetts	Inactive
Tau Prime	February 18, 1872 – 1873; 1912–1968; 1977–2018	Pennsylvania State University	State College, Pennsylvania	Inactive	[11] [an]
Tau (See Omicron Third)	1874–1895	Franklin & Marshall College	Lancaster, Pennsylvania	Inactive	[ao]
Upsilon Prime (see Beta Upsilon)	November 29, 1871 – 1879	Illinois Industrial Institute	Urban, Illinois	Inactive, Reissued	[ap]
Upsilon	1879	Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute	Troy, New York	Active
Phi Prime	February 7, 1872 – 1895	Hanover College	Hanover, Indiana	Inactive	[aq]
Phi	1896–1992	Washington and Lee University	Lexington, Virginia	Inactive	[ar]
Chi Prime	February 1869 – 1880	Westminster College	New Wilmington, Pennsylvania	Inactive
Chi Second	1871 – February 5, 1872; 1872–1877	Franklin College	Franklin, Indiana	Inactive	[as]
Chi Third	1878–1880	Iowa Wesleyan College	Mount Pleasant, Iowa	Inactive	[at]
Chi	1881	Kenyon College	Gambier, Ohio	Active
Psi Prime (see Beta Psi)	1872–c. 1872	Wabash College	Crawfordsville, Indiana	Inactive
Psi Second	1873–1876	name unknown	Lexington, Kentucky	Inactive
Psi	1880-1895, 1910–1914	College of Wooster	Wooster, Ohio	Inactive	[12] [au]
Omega Prime (see Gamma Pi)	1875–1894	Iowa Agricultural College	Ames, Iowa	Inactive, Reissued	[av]
Omega	1897–1971, 1992–1999, 2005	University of Pennsylvania	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Active
Alpha Beta	February 6, 1875 – 1876	Abington College	Abingdon, Illinois	Inactive	[1] [aw]
Beta Alpha(see Mu Second)	1887–2016	Indiana University	Bloomington, Indiana	Colony	[13] [ax]
Beta Beta prime (see Delta)	1875–1877	University of Michigan	Ann Arbor, Michigan	Inactive, Reissued	[ay]
Beta Beta (see Omicron Second)	1882	DePauw University	Greencastle, Indiana	Active	[az]
Beta Gamma Prime	1875–1876	Indiana Normal School	Indiana County, Pennsylvania	Inactive	[ba]
Beta Gamma	1888–1890, 1892–1969, 1979	University of Wisconsin–Madison	Madison, Wisconsin	Active
Beta Delta	1882–1902, 1911–1997, 2000	University of Georgia	Athens, Georgia	Active	[bb]
Beta Epsilon Prime	1877–1880	Illinois Wesleyan University	Bloomington, Illinois	Inactive
Beta Epsilon	1882–1983, 1989–2008, 2017	Emory University	Atlanta, Georgia	Active	[14]
Beta Eta Prime	1874–187x ?	Western University		Inactive
Beta Zeta	1875–1876, 1878–1996, 2000	Butler University	Indianapolis, Indiana	Active	[bc]
Beta Eta	1883	University of Minnesota	Minneapolis and Saint Paul, Minnesota	Active
Beta Theta	1883	Sewanee: The University of the South	Sewanee, Tennessee	Active
Beta Iota Prime	1878–1884	Adrian College	Adrian, Michigan	Inactive
Beta Iota	1889–1893, 1898–1946, 1971–2006	University of Virginia	Charlottesville, Virginia	Inactive	[bd]
Beta Kappa	1883–1989, 2023	University of Colorado	Boulder, Colorado	Active	[15]
Beta Lambda (see Pi Second)	1889–1981, 1985–2011	Lehigh University	Bethlehem, Pennsylvania	Inactive	[16] [be]
Beta Mu	1889–2004, 2010	Tufts University	Medford and Somerville, Massachusetts	Active
Beta Nu	1889	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Cambridge, Massachusetts	Active
Beta Xi	1889–1990, 2002	Tulane University	New Orleans, Louisiana	Active
Beta Omicron	1890	Cornell University	Ithaca, New York	Active
Beta Pi	1893–1981, 1984–2007, 2014	Northwestern University	Evanston, Illinois	Active	[bf]
Beta Rho	1893–1973, 1978	Stanford University	Stanford, California	Active
Beta Sigma	1889–1893, 1991–1999, 2014–2015	Boston University	Boston, Massachusetts	Inactive	[17] [bg]
Beta Tau	1893–2018, 2019	University of Nebraska–Lincoln	Lincoln, Nebraska	Active	[18] [bh]
Beta Upsilon (see Upsilon Prime)	1894	University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign	Urbana, Illinois	Active	[bi]
Beta Phi	1894–2002, 2006	Ohio State University	Columbus, Ohio	Active	[19] [bj]
Beta Chi	1896–1969, 1983–1992	Brown University	Providence, Rhode Island	Inactive	[bk]
Beta Psi (see Psi Prime)	1872-1879, 1894–2008, 2016	Wabash College	Crawfordsville, Indiana	Active	[bl]
Beta Omega	1898–1974, 1981–20xx ?	University of California, Berkeley	Berkeley, California	Inactive
Gamma Alpha	1898–1935, 2014–2016	University of Chicago	Chicago, Illinois	Inactive	[bm]
Gamma Beta	1901	Illinois Institute of Technology	Chicago, Illinois	Active	[bn]
Gamma Gamma	1901–1960	Dartmouth College	Hanover, New Hampshire	Inactive	[20] [bo]
Gamma Delta	1860–1864, 1900–1991, 1996–2006, 2013–2016	West Virginia University	Morgantown, West Virginia	Inactive	[21] [22] [bp]
Gamma Epsilon	1882–1886, 1902–1928	Columbia University	New York City, New York	Inactive
Gamma Zeta	1902–1971, 1979–1989	Wesleyan University	Middletown, Connecticut	Inactive	[bq]
Gamma Eta	1903–2004, 2010	George Washington University	Washington, D.C.	Active
Gamma Theta	1903	Baker University	Baldwin City, Kansas	Active	[br]
Gamma Iota	1904	University of Texas at Austin	Austin, Texas	Active
Gamma Kappa	1905	University of Missouri	Columbia, Missouri	Active
Gamma Lambda	1907	Purdue University	West Lafayette, Indiana	Active	[bs]
Gamma Mu	1908	University of Washington	Seattle, Washington	Active	[bt]
Gamma Nu	1908–1997, 2004	University of Maine	Orono, Maine	Active	[bu]
Gamma Xi	1909	University of Cincinnati	Cincinnati, Ohio	Active	[bv]
Gamma Omicron	1910–1935; 1948–2017; January 25, 2025	Syracuse University	Syracuse, New York	Active	[23] [24] [bw]
Gamma Pi (see Omega Prime)	1911	Iowa State University	Ames, Iowa	Active	[bx]
Gamma Rho	1913	University of Oregon	Eugene, Oregon	Active	[by]
Gamma Sigma	1864–1871, 1877–1879, 1914–2016, 2019	University of Pittsburgh	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	Active	[25] [bz]
Gamma Tau	1914–2001, 2009	University of Kansas	Lawrence, Kansas	Active	[ca]
Gamma Upsilon	1916–2001, 2007–2019	Miami University	Oxford, Ohio	Inactive	[26] [27] [28] [cb]
Gamma Phi	1918–1946	Amherst College	Amherst, Massachusetts	Inactive	[cc]
Gamma Chi	1919–2013	Kansas State University	Manhattan, Kansas	Inactive	[cd]
Gamma Psi	1921	Georgia Tech	Atlanta, Georgia	Active	[ce]
Gamma Omega	1921–1935; 1977–1996; April 21, 2018 – 2020	University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill	Chapel Hill, North Carolina	Inactive	[29] [cf]
Delta Alpha	1922	University of Oklahoma	Norman, Oklahoma	Active	[cg]
Delta Beta	1923–2005, 2010	Carnegie Mellon University	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	Active	[ch]
Delta Gamma	1924	University of South Dakota	Vermillion, South Dakota	Active	[ci]
Delta Delta	1924–2006, 2009–2021, 2024	University of Tennessee	Knoxville, Tennessee	Active	[cj]
Delta Epsilon	1924	University of Kentucky	Lexington, Kentucky	Active	[ck]
Delta Zeta	1925	University of Florida	Gainesville, Florida	Active	[cl]
Delta Eta	1926	University of Alabama	Tuscaloosa, Alabama	Active	[cm]
Delta Theta	1926–1989	University of Toronto	Toronto, Ontario, Canada	Inactive	[cn]
Delta Iota	1926–1973, 1976–1995, 2005–2024	University of California, Los Angeles	Los Angeles, California	Inactive	[co]
Delta Kappa	1928–1994, 2005	Duke University	Durham, North Carolina	Active	[30] [cp]
Delta Lambda	1930–1999, 2018	Oregon State University	Corvallis, Oregon	Active	[cq]
Delta Mu	1931	University of Idaho	Moscow, Idaho	Active	[cr]
Delta Nu	1935	Lawrence University	Appleton, Wisconsin	Active	[cs]
Delta Xi	1935	University of North Dakota	Grand Forks, North Dakota	Active	[ct]
Delta Omicron	1939	Westminster College	Fulton, Missouri	Active	[cu]
Delta Pi	1941–1981, 1984–1993, 2003	University of Southern California	Los Angeles, California	Active
Delta Rho	1948–1974	Whitman College	Walla Walla, Washington	Inactive
Delta Sigma	1948–2008	University of Maryland, College Park	College Park, Maryland	Inactive	[cv]
Delta Tau	1948	Bowling Green State University	Bowling Green, Ohio	Active	[cw]
Delta Upsilon	1948–1994, 2012	University of Delaware	Newark, Delaware	Active	[cx]
Delta Phi	1949–1968, 1979–September 2019	Florida State University	Tallahassee, Florida	Inactive	[31] [cy]
Delta Chi	1949	Oklahoma State University–Stillwater	Stillwater, Oklahoma	Active	[32]
Delta Psi	1949–1966, 1982–1988, 2011	University of California, Santa Barbara	Santa Barbara, California	Active	[cz]
Delta Omega	1950–March 2019	Kent State University	Kent, Ohio	Active	[33] [da]
Epsilon Alpha	1952–1999, 2004	Auburn University	Auburn, Alabama	Active	[db]
Epsilon Beta	1955–January 2018	Texas Christian University	Fort Worth, Texas	Inactive	[34] [35] [dc]
Epsilon Gamma	1956	Washington State University	Pullman, Washington	Active	[dd]
Epsilon Delta	1957–1998, 2002	Texas Tech University	Lubbock, Texas	Active	[de]
Epsilon Epsilon	1959–2015	University of Arizona	Tucson, Arizona	Inactive	[36] [37] [df]
Epsilon Zeta	1960	Sam Houston State University	Huntsville, Texas	Active	[dg]
Epsilon Eta	1961	East Texas A&M University	Commerce, Texas	Active	[dh]
Epsilon Theta	1963–1997	Willamette University	Salem, Oregon	Inactive	[di]
Epsilon Iota	1963	Kettering University	Flint, Michigan	Active	[dj]
Epsilon Kappa	1966–1999; April 2024	Louisiana State University	Baton Rouge, Louisiana	Active	[38] [dk]
Epsilon Lambda	1966–1998	Texas A&M University–Kingsville	Kingsville, Texas	Inactive	[dl]
Epsilon Mu	1966	Ball State University	Muncie, Indiana	Active	[dm]
Epsilon Nu	1966	Missouri University of Science and Technology	Rolla, Missouri	Active	[dn]
Epsilon Xi	1967–July 22, 2014; November 14, 2020	Western Kentucky University	Bowling Green, Kentucky	Active	[39] [40] [do]
Epsilon Omicron	1967–1972, 1990–2015, 2023	Colorado State University	Fort Collins, Colorado	Active
Epsilon Pi	1968–1992, 2017	University of South Florida	Tampa, Florida	Active	[dp]
Epsilon Rho	1968–1992, 2021	University of Texas at Arlington	Arlington, Texas	Active	[41] [dq]
Epsilon Sigma	1968–1980	Athens State University	Athens, Alabama	Inactive	[dr]
Epsilon Tau	1968–1979	University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee	Milwaukee, Wisconsin	Inactive	[ds]
Epsilon Upsilon	1968	Marietta College	Marietta, Ohio	Active	[dt]
Epsilon Phi	1969	Southeastern Louisiana University	Hammond, Louisiana	Active	[du]
Epsilon Chi	1969–1972	Northern Michigan University	Marquette, Michigan	Inactive	[dv]
Epsilon Psi	1969–1985, 2021	University of Louisiana at Lafayette	Lafayette, Louisiana	Active	[dw]
Epsilon Omega	1969–2001, 2007–2019	Georgia Southern University	Statesboro, Georgia	Inactive	[42] [dx]
Zeta Alpha	1970–1979, 2016	Marquette University	Milwaukee, Wisconsin	Active	[dy]
Zeta Beta	1970	LaGrange College	LaGrange, Georgia	Active	[dz]
Zeta Gamma	1970–1976	Lamar University	Beaumont, Texas	Inactive	[ea]
Zeta Delta	1970–2017	Texas State University	San Marcos, Texas	Inactive	[43] [eb]
Zeta Epsilon	1970–1976	Tennessee Technological University	Cookeville, Tennessee	Inactive	[ec]
Zeta Zeta	1970	Morehead State University	Morehead, Kentucky	Active	[ed]
Zeta Eta	1971–1976, 1990–1999	Minnesota State University, Mankato	Mankato, Minnesota	Inactive	[ee]
Zeta Theta	1971	Villanova University	Villanova, Pennsylvania	Active	[ef]
Zeta Iota	1972–1999, 2024	University of West Florida	Pensacola, Florida	Active	[eg]
Zeta Kappa	1972–1997	Middle Tennessee State University	Murfreesboro, Tennessee	Inactive	[eh]
Zeta Lambda	1972	Western Illinois University	Macomb, Illinois	Active	[ei]
Zeta Mu	1973	Robert Morris University	Moon Township, Pennsylvania	Active	[ej]
Zeta Nu	1973–1981	Jacksonville State University	Jacksonville, Alabama	Inactive	[ek]
Zeta Xi	1974–1980	University of West Georgia	Carrollton, Georgia	Inactive	[el]
Zeta Omicron	1975–2012	University of Central Florida	Orlando, Florida	Inactive
Zeta Pi	1976–2013	Indiana University of Pennsylvania	Indiana, Pennsylvania	Inactive	[em]
Zeta Rho	1981–2018	Eastern Illinois University	Charleston, Illinois	Inactive
Zeta Sigma	1982–1985, 1993	Texas A&M University	College Station, Texas	Active
Zeta Tau	1984–2017	University of North Carolina Wilmington	Wilmington, North Carolina	Inactive	[44] [en]
Zeta Phi	1984–1995	Temple University	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Inactive	[eo]
Zeta Chi	1986	University of Southern Mississippi	Hattiesburg, Mississippi	Active
Zeta Psi	1986–1999, 2009	Stephen F. Austin State University	Nacogdoches, Texas	Active
Zeta Omega	1987	Bradley University	Peoria, Illinois	Active
Theta Alpha	1987–2001	University of Western Ontario	London, Ontario, Canada	Inactive
Theta Beta	1988–1997	University of California, San Diego	San Diego, California	Inactive
Theta Gamma	1989–2001, 2007	Arizona State University	Tempe, Arizona	Active
Theta Delta	1989	Baylor University	Waco, Texas	Active	[ep]
Theta Epsilon	1990–2020	American University	Washington, D.C.	Active	[45] [eq]
Theta Zeta	1990	University of San Diego	San Diego, California	Active
Theta Eta	1992–1995, 1999–2014, 2019	University of South Carolina	Columbia, South Carolina	Active	[46] [47] [er]
Theta Theta	1993–2002	University of Ottawa	Ottawa, Ontario, Canada	Inactive
Theta Iota	1993–1997	Towson University	Towson, Maryland	Inactive	[es]
Theta Kappa	1993–2013, 2020	University of Nebraska at Kearney	Kearney, Nebraska	Active	[48] [et]
Theta Lambda	1994	University of California, Riverside	Riverside, California	Active
Theta Mu	November 11, 1994 – 2005; 2013 – October 22, 2020; January 25, 2025	Clemson University	Clemson, South Carolina	Active	[49] [50] [eu]
Theta Nu	1995–2006	Southeastern Oklahoma State University	Durant, Oklahoma	Inactive	[ev]
Theta Xi	1996	Eastern Michigan University	Ypsilanti, Michigan	Active
Theta Omicron	1996–2018	University of Northern Colorado	Greeley, Colorado	Inactive
Theta Pi	1996–1998	Frostburg State University	Frostburg, Maryland	Inactive	[ew]
Theta Rho	1997–2015	University of Dayton	Dayton, Ohio	Inactive
Theta Sigma	1997–1999	University of California, Davis	Davis, California	Inactive
Theta Tau	1997	Moravian University	Bethlehem, Pennsylvania	Active
Theta Upsilon	1998–2002	Western Michigan University	Kalamazoo, Michigan	Inactive
Theta Phi	1998–200x ?	Illinois State University	Normal, Illinois	Inactive
Theta Chi	1999	Muhlenberg College	Allentown, Pennsylvania	Active
Theta Psi	1999–2022	College of Idaho	Caldwell, Idaho	Inactive
Theta Omega	2000–2016, 2022	Northern Arizona University	Flagstaff, Arizona	Active
Iota Alpha	2000–2012	DePaul University	Chicago, Illinois	Inactive
Iota Beta	2000	Wittenberg University	Springfield, Ohio	Active
Iota Gamma	2000–2019	Wright State University	Dayton, Ohio	Inactive
Iota Delta	2000–2022	Quincy University	Quincy, Illinois	Inactive
Iota Epsilon	2001	Chapman University	Orange, California	Active
Iota Zeta	2002–2017; November 16, 2024	Virginia Tech	Blacksburg, Virginia	Active	[51]
Iota Eta	2003–2007	Belmont Abbey College	Belmont, North Carolina	Inactive	[ex]
Iota Theta	2004	Kennesaw State University	Cobb County, Georgia	Active
Iota Iota	2007	John Carroll University	University Heights, Ohio	Active
Iota Kappa	2007	Appalachian State University	Boone, North Carolina	Active
Iota Lambda	2009–2013	University of Tampa	Tampa, Florida	Inactive
Iota Mu	2010–2022	Quinnipiac University	Hamden, Connecticut	Inactive
Iota Nu	2010–2015, c. 2017	Florida Atlantic University	Boca Raton, Florida	Active	[52] [ey]
Iota Xi	2010	Florida Institute of Technology	Melbourne, Florida	Active
Iota Omicron	2010	Babson College	Wellesley, Massachusetts	Active
Iota Pi	2011	University of Vermont	Burlington, Vermont	Active	[53] [54] [ez]
Iota Rho	2012–2018	Pepperdine University	Los Angeles County, California	Inactive	[55] [fa]
Iota Sigma	2012	North Dakota State University	Fargo, North Dakota	Active
Iota Tau	2013	Sacred Heart University	Fairfield, Connecticut	Active
Iota Upsilon	2013	Grand Valley State University	Allendale, Michigan	Active
Iota Phi	2013	University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire	Eau Claire, Wisconsin	Active
Iota Chi	2014	Lindenwood University	St. Charles, Missouri	Active
Iota Psi	2014	Northeastern University	Boston, Massachusetts	Active
Iota Omega	2014	University of Texas at Dallas	Richardson, Texas	Active
Kappa Beta	2014	James Madison University	Harrisonburg, Virginia	Active
Kappa Gamma	2015–2018	Monmouth University	West Long Branch, New Jersey	Inactive	[56] [fb]
Kappa Delta	2015 – January 19, 2018	California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo	San Luis Obispo, California	Inactive	[57] [fc]
Kappa Epsilon	March 5, 2016	The College of New Jersey	Ewing, New Jersey	Active	[58]
Kappa Zeta	April 18, 2018	College of Charleston	Charleston, South Carolina	Active	[59]
Kappa Eta	April 28, 2018	Mount St. Joseph University	Cincinnati, Ohio	Active	[60]
Kappa Theta	October 9, 2021	University of Connecticut	Storrs, Connecticut	Active	[61]
Kappa Iota	2022	East Carolina University	Greenville, North Carolina	Active	[62]
Kappa Kappa	April 14, 2024	Florida International University	Miami, Florida	Active	[63]
Kappa Lambda	April 21, 2024	Keene State College	Keene, New Hampshire	Active	[64]

Notes

1. Chapter closed due to the Civil War. Rechartered as Eta Prime.
2. After the closing of the Bethany College chapter in 1860, this chapter assumed the national leadership role in 1861 and was called Alpha. According to Eaton, its previous name was not documented by the fraternity, but as the second chapter, it appears to have been Beta Prime. This chapter merged with the Gamma chapter when the two colleges merged to create Washington & Jefferson College. The name Alpha was transferred to the Ohio Wesleyan chapter when it became the fraternity's headquarters.
3. This chapter started as Omicron in 1864 and became the third chapter to be called Alpha when it took on the national leadership role in 1868. Alpha Second closed in 1874 when its members sold its assets, illegally pocketing the proceeds and joining another fraternity. It was later re-established as the Mu chapter.
4. This was the Delta chapter from July 1863 to 1875. It became the fourth Alpha chapter when it took on the national leadership role.
5. In 2010, the chapter pled no contest to a hazing charge and received a five-year suspension. It was again suspended for four years in 2021 for hazing and distributing alcohol.
6. Chapter closed because of the Civil War, during which its founder was killed.
7. The Alpha chapter at Jefferson College merged with Gamma at Washington College shortly after the colleges merged into Washington & Jefferson College.
8. Chapter closed because of the Civil War and its charter was withdrawn. Morgantown Academy ceased operations c. 1862.
9. This chapter became the fourth to be called Alpha when it took on the national leadership role in 1874; its name was officially changed at the 1875 convention.
10. Known as Beta Beta chapter from 1875–1877. The fraternity withdrew its charter in 1877 because the chapter was "illegally instituted", according to Eaton.
11. Its founder graduated in 1861 and died in 1863. The fraternity never issued an official charter to this chapter.
12. Chapter named changed from Iota to Epsilon sometime between 1864 and 1869. The fraternity withdrew the chapter's charter in 1875.
13. Chapter closed when college banned fraternities.
14. This chapter was previously Alpha prime. After the Civil War, it was re-chartered as Pi chapter but its name was changed to Eta chapter shortly afterwards.
15. Chapter was formed at Buchtel College, now the University of Akron.
16. Pi Prime was re-established Theta chapter before 1874, probably in 1870 according to Eaton. This chapter was previously Alpha Prime and Eta Prime. It was re-established in 1966 from Delta Phi Delta, established in 1965.
17. Changed to Epsilon chapter sometime between 1864 and 1869.
18. Baird calls this Iota chapter. Eaton calls it Rho. Both agree on its founding year and its short life. The fraternity withdrew the chapter's charter. Jamestown Collegiate Institute ceased operations c. 1875.
19. A prior charter for this campus was called Xi chapter.
20. The fraternity withdrew the chapter's charter. The Poughkeepsie Institute ceased operations c. 1868.
21. Started as Sigma Prime chapter in 1867. Its name was probably changed because of a brief closure of the chapter.
22. Chapter formed from the Delta Theta Society, established in 1867.
23. Chapter formed from a national merger with W.W.W. Rainbow, from a chapter established in 1881. It disbanded in 2020 in protest of the history of racism, misogyny, and sexual assault in the organization.
24. Baird calls this Nu chapter, but Eaton says it was Mu chapter. The latter works better with the founding date of the Nu chapter at Lafayette College. The chapter closed because of the Civil War.
25. Chapter was re-established as Beta Alpha chapter.
26. Started as Omicron charter in 1864 and became the third Alpha chapter when it took on the national leadership role in 1868. It dissolved in 1874 and became the Mu chapter when it was re-founded.
27. Reformed as Chi chapter in 1875
28. Eaton says this duplicated the name of an active chapter, although there were signs that Nu Prime was about to close. It was reestablished in 1906 from Skull & Raven, established in 1901.
29. Re-established as the Iota chapter.
30. It became Alpha chapter when it took on the national leadership role in 1868. Omicron Prime/Alpha Second closed in 1874 when some members sold its assets, illegally pocketing the proceeds and joining another fraternity. It was later reestablished as the Mu chapter.
31. Re-established as Beta Beta chapter.
32. Chapter formed from Upsilon Beta, established in the 1860s. Its name was changed to Tau chapter because of accidental duplication of the name Omicron.
33. This chapter was previously established as Alpha prime and Eta prime. It later became the Theta chapter.
34. Chapter formed from a chapter of Upsilon Beta, established in 1870, when that fraternity went extinct. After going inactive, the chapter was re-established as the Beta Lambda chapter.
35. Chapter formed from a national merger with W.W.W. Rainbow, from a chapter established in 1848. It reformed in 1926 from the Rainbow Club, established in 1924.
36. Charter was withdrawn at the 1875 national convention. Lake Shore Seminary ceased operations in 1881.
37. Rho chapter was assigned while Rho Prime was still chartered. Eaton attributes this to "negligence" by the fraternity's administration.
38. By 1869 this group was called Kappa chapter, probably because it dissolved and reorganized.
39. Chapter was established when a Kappa Phi Lambda chapter, established in 1862, merged with ΔΤΔ at the previous fraternity's demise. Eaton writes that a second Sigma chapter was established in Fairfield, Illinois on December 19, 1871. The name of that school is currently unknown. Also in 1871, the Sigma chapter was started at Franklin College, Indiana; that chapter was dissolved in February 1872 because of sanctions and later re-established as the Chi chapter. This name listing follows the convention established in Baird of calling the Mount Union College chapter Sigma Second.
40. Chapter formed at the Pennsylvania Agricultural College, now Pennsylvania State University. After going dormant, it reformed in 1921 from Alpha Kappa Delta, established in 1912, and 1977 from Alpha Lambda Tau, established in 1975. Penn State suspended Delta Tau Delta in October 2017 after issues related to alcohol.
41. Previously the Omicron chapter
42. Reformed as Beta Upsilon chapter in 1894.
43. Chapter formed from the Epsilon chapter of Sigma Alpha Theta, established in the 1860s. Sigma Alpha Theta was a small regional fraternity that ceased operations just after the Civil War.
44. Chapter formed from the Alpha chapter of a small regional fraternity named Psi Theta Psi (some sources say Phi Theta Psi), established in 1885. It withdrew from that fraternity when merger talks with Sigma Alpha Epsilon broke down in 1896, and joined Delta Tau Delta that same year.
45. Eaton says it started as Sigma chapter in 1871, but its charter was withdrawn on February 5, 1872, because of sanctions. It received a new charter later in 1872 as Chi chapter.
46. Was previously the Nu chapter.
47. Chapter formed from the Ozarks Club (local), established in 1868. It closed when the college banned national fraternities in 1913. The Wooster chapter's successor was Phi Omega Sigma (local), or "IV Section", active from 1913 to 2017. See List of fraternities and sororities at the College of Wooster.
48. Reformed as Gamma Pi chapter in 1911.
49. Chapter closed when college banned fraternities.
50. This chapter was the re-establishment of Mu Second chapter. In January 2017, the university suspended the chapter for one year because of multiple hazing violations. It was reestablished as a colony in 2022.
51. Fraternity withdrew the chapter's charter because it had been "Illegally instituted" according to Eaton. Re-established as the Delta chapter.
52. Was the Omicron chapter from 1871–1874 and 1875–1880.
53. Fraternity withdrew the charter because the chapter was "illegally instituted" according to Eaton.
54. Reestablished in 1911 from the Utopian Club, established in 1911.
55. Reestablished in 2000 from Alpha Tau Gamma, established in 1998.
56. Reestablished in 1971 from a Alpha Kappa Pi chapter, established in 1969.
57. Re-establishment of the Pi chapter. In 2011, the chapter was suspended for three years for hazing pledges.
58. Chapter formed from Alpha Mu, established in 1890.
59. Reestablished in 1991 from Beta Sigma, established in 1887. Suspended for underage drinking in 2015.
60. In August 2018, the University of Nebraska-Lincoln ordered the chapter to cease operations because of hazing. The university reinstated the chapter in the fall of 2019.
61. This was the Upsilon Prime chapter from 1872–1879.
62. In 2018, the chapter of Delta Tau Delta was put on probation for an alcohol violation, followed by a hazing violation in 2019. In 2000, the university again placed Delta Tau Delta on probation after the alcohol-related death of one of its members. Four months after its probation ended, two students were assaulted at a Delt party and were taken to the hospital. In 2002, the national fraternity revoked the chapter's charter for grades.
63. Chapter was reestablished in 1983 from Delta Tau, established in 1969.
64. Reestablished in 1894 from Alpha Theta Phi, established in 1890.
65. Chapter formed from the Black Dragon club, established in 1897.
66. Chapter formed from the Consonant Club, established in 1900.
67. In 1962 this former chapter formed Bones Gate, a local Dartmouth fraternity that is unaffiliated with ΔΤΔ.
68. The national fraternity suspended the chapter indefinitely for filming an inappropriate audition for the "Real World" TV series.
69. Chapter formed from Phi Rho (local), established in 1893.
70. Chapter formed from Alpha Omega (local), established in 1888.
71. Chapter formed from the Coterie Club, established in 1903.
72. Chapter formed from Delta Delta, established in 1907.
73. Chapter formed from Omega Lambda Upsilon, established in 1904. After going inactive, it reformed from Alpha Nu Kappa, established in 2002.
74. Chapter formed from Alpha Mu Alpha, established in 1905.
75. Chapter formed from Phi Mu Alpha, established in 1904. It was suspended in October 2017 for hazing.
76. Was Omega Prime chapter from 1875–1894. It reformed in 1911 from the Hawkeye Club, established in 1904.
77. Chapter formed from Zeta Phi, established in 1909.
78. In 1914, it was reestablished from Alpha Alpha (local), established in 1902.
79. Chapter formed from the Kletz Club, established in 1911.
80. Chapter was formed from Omega Psi Rho, established in 1912. It was suspended for three years in 2000 and recolonized in 2005. It was suspended for hazing from 2019 until 2034.
81. Chapter formed from Kappa Theta, established in 1907.
82. Chapter formed from the Aztec Club (local), established in 1910.
83. Chapter formed from Pi Phi Delta, established in 1919.
84. Chapter formed from Delta Psi Delta, established in 1925. It withdrew and became Delta Sigma Pi in 1935. It reformed as a colony in 2017.
85. Chapter formed from Delta Sigma Delta, established in 1919.
86. Chapter formed from Tau Gamma Phi, established in 1915.
87. Chapter formed from Alpha Tau, established in 1920.
88. Chapter formed from Beta Sigma Alpha, established in 1919.
89. Chapter formed from Tau Delta Alpha, established in 1919.
90. Chapter formed from Phi Gamma Sigma, established in 1921.
91. Chapter formed from Tau Phi, established in 1923.
92. Chapter formed from Psi Delta Psi, established in 1906.
93. Chapter formed from Delta Phi Pi, established in 1921.
94. Chapter formed from Delta Delta, established in 1925.
95. Chapter formed from Omega Upsilon, established in 1918.
96. Chapter formed from Beta Chi, established in 1924.
97. Chapter formed from Delta Iota, established in 1903.
98. Chapter formed from Beta Chi, established in 1924.
99. Chapter formed from the York Club, established in 1931.
100. Chapter formed from Kappa Sigma Kappa, established in 1947.
101. Chapter formed from Kappa Tau, established in 1947.
102. Chapter formed from Delta Sigma, established in 1947.
103. The national fraternity closed the chapter in September 2019 over allegations of hazing.
104. Chapter formed from Sigma Alpha Kappa, established in 1925.
105. Chapter was formed from Gamma Tau Delta, established in 1925. Both the university and the national fraternity suspended the chapter in March 2019 for conduct that was disruptive to the university.
106. Chapter formed from the Crescent Club, established in 1950.
107. Delta Tau Delta fraternity suspended the chapter in January 2018 for hazing incidents in the fall semester.
108. Chapter formed from Kappa Iota Phi, established in 1938.
109. Chapter formed from Tau Delta Tau, established in 1956.
110. Chapter formed from the Crescent Club, established in 1957. It was disbanded for hazing in 2015.
111. Chapter formed from the Esquire Social Club, established in 1938.
112. Chapter formed from the Cavaliers, established in 1950 at Texas A&M University at Commerce, now East Texas A&M University.
113. Chapter formed from the Crescent Club, established in 1962.
114. Chapter formed from Gamma Mu Tau, established in 1925.
115. Chapter formed from Alpha Tau Delta, established in 1965.
116. Chapter formed from Beta Sigma Lambda, established in 1963.
117. Chapter formed from Phi Delta Gamma, established in 1963.
118. Chapter formed from Kappa Phi, established in 1963.
119. Chapter formed from Phi Phi Kappa, established in 1939. The national fraternity suspended the chapter in 2014 for low membership and poor academic performance.
120. Chapter formed from Zeta Phi Epsilon, established in 1963.
121. Chapter formed from Aegeidae Club, established in 1963.
122. Chapter formed from Rho Alpha Omega, established in 1965.
123. Chapter formed from the Delta Society, established in 1967.
124. Chapter formed from Beta Delta Epsilon, established in 1966.
125. Chapter formed from Alpha Tau Delta, established in 1967.
126. Chapter formed from Chi Sigma Nu, established in 1961.
127. Chapter formed from the Crescent Club, established in 1967.
128. Chapter formed from Delta Tau, established in 1967. It lost its national charter due to hazing in 2018.
129. Chapter formed from Alpha Delta Sigma, established in 1954.
130. Chapter formed from Sigma Nu Pi, established in 1953
131. Chapter formed from the Crescent Club, established in 1968.
132. Chapter formed from Sigma Chi Epsilon, established in 1967. In February 2017, the chapters received a five-year suspension from Texas State for co-hosting a 3,000-person party with alcohol.
133. Chapter formed from Alpha Sigma Psi, established in 1967.
134. Chapter formed from Sigma Chi Alpha, established in 1967.
135. After going inactive, the chapter was reestablished from Gamma Beta Delta, established in 1989.
136. Chapter formed from Kappa Chi, established in 1970.
137. Chapter formed from Delta Tau Omega, established in 1968.
138. Chapter formed from Sigma Iota Nu, established in 1969.
139. Chapter formed from Phi Delta, established in 1970.
140. Chapter formed from Phi Delta Mu, established in 1968.
141. Chapter formed from Pi Chi, established in 1969.
142. Chapter formed from Delta Omega, established in 1971.
143. Chapter formed from Chi Alpha Sigma, established in 1970.
144. Chapter formed from Psi Kappa Omega, established in 1981. In November 2017, the fraternity suspended the chapter for multiple violations of the fraternity's risk management policy.
145. Chapter formed from Nu Delta, established in 1982.
146. Chapter formed from Delta Tau, established in 1986.
147. In 2020, all members of the chapter disaffiliated in protest of the cycle of violence and racism in fraternities.
148. In 2014, the chapter was closed by the fraternity's national leadership for multiple alcohol citations.
149. Chapter formed from Sigma Pi Rho, established in 1985.
150. Chapter was closed due to low membership.
151. Chapter formed from Delta Tau, established in 1992. In 2020, it was suspended for four years for hazing and underage drinking.
152. Chapter formed from Delta Chi Delta, established in 1989.
153. Chapter formed from Omega Epsilon, established in 1993.
154. Chapter formed from Gamma Delta Chi, established in 1998.
155. In 2015, Florida Atlantic University suspended the chapter for two years for "hazing brutality".
156. The University of Vermont suspended the chapter after the alcohol-related death of one of its members in February 2019.
157. In 2017, the Pepperdine University chapter was deactivated for an alcohol-related incident and other repeated violations.
158. The national fraternity closed the chapter due to low membership.
159. The national fraternity closed the chapter and removed members after accusations of multiple sexual assaults.

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