A list of chapters of Lambda Sigma Upsilon fraternity.
Active chapters are indicated in bold. Inactive chapters are indicated in italic.
Chapter | Location | Status | Reference |
---|---|---|---|
Florida | Orlando, Florida | Inactive | [38] |
DC Metro | Washington, DC | Active | [38] |
GA | Atlanta, Georgia | Active | [38] |
Ouranios | New York State | Active | [38] |
NY | New York, New York | Active | [38] |
Anasazi | New Jersey State | Active | [38] |
NJ | New Brunswick, New Jersey | Active | [38] |
Pennsylvania | Pennsylvania State | Active | [38] |
PA | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | Active | [38] |
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