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Alpha Psi Lambda National, Inc. (ΑΨΛ), is a co-educational, Latino-oriented fraternity which began in 1985 at Ohio State University. It is the first co-ed fraternity for Latino college students in the United States. Today the Fraternity has 39 collegiate chapters and 8 Affiliate chapters; its National Headquarters is in Chicago, Illinois. Alpha Psi Lambda is dedicated to helping develop, share, and celebrate the Latino culture through academics and family.
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