Post by macintosh on May 25, 2013 20:40:06 GMT -5
The frat is back in town
The UChicago Zeta Psi fraternity is returning to UChicago after the chapter's termination in 1887.
by Stephanie Xiao - May 24, 2013 4:14 am CDT
Espousing ideals of social and academic balance and community engagement, the newly rechartered Zeta Psi fraternity hopes to leave a positive mark on campus.
The long inactive chapter received its official rechartering and recognition from Zeta Psi headquarters on May 11. The chapter, which was first established in 1864 as part of the Baptist-founded Old University of Chicago, was terminated with the closing of the school in 1887.
According to second-year Robin Greif, the president of the fraternity, the founders of Zeta Psi began meeting informally as friends in the middle of spring quarter last year and gained colonization status at the end of autumn quarter.
The UChicago Zeta Psi fraternity is returning to UChicago after the chapter's termination in 1887.
by Stephanie Xiao - May 24, 2013 4:14 am CDT
Espousing ideals of social and academic balance and community engagement, the newly rechartered Zeta Psi fraternity hopes to leave a positive mark on campus.
The long inactive chapter received its official rechartering and recognition from Zeta Psi headquarters on May 11. The chapter, which was first established in 1864 as part of the Baptist-founded Old University of Chicago, was terminated with the closing of the school in 1887.
According to second-year Robin Greif, the president of the fraternity, the founders of Zeta Psi began meeting informally as friends in the middle of spring quarter last year and gained colonization status at the end of autumn quarter.