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The Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity has 56 active chapters and 5 active colonies. It was originally established at Yale University with the Phi chapter in 1844.[1][2]

Of a total of 56 active chapters, 49 are in the United States, while seven are in Canada – at the University of Toronto, McGill University, the University of British Columbia, the University of Manitoba, the University of Alberta, the University of Victoria, and Simon Fraser University. There are five additional active colonies in North America.

Naming confusion

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Delta Kappa Epsilon, as one of the antebellum, or pre-Civil War fraternities, expanded quite early into southern schools that would temporarily, or in some cases permanently, close as a result of the war. Today's standard protocol whereby GLO chapter names were reserved for their schools of origin -- even if the chapters were dormant—had not yet gained traction as a standard rule. Hence, ΔΚΕ's early chapter names were often reassigned. This practice has been discontinued, both by ΔΚΕ and by most other national fraternities. In this table, where a chapter name was used at multiple schools for multiple years, they are listed here, and numbered. Where a name was transitory, the early name(s) are only noted in the reference notes.[a]

Chapters

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These are the chapters of Delta Kappa Epsilon in order of establishment. Active chapters and colonies noted in bold, inactive chapters (and inactive schools) noted in italics. Several early chapters reused names of chapters closed during the Civil War, but this practice has been discontinued.[3]

Chapter Charter date and range Institution City State or province Status References
Phi June 22, 1844 – 2010; 2022 Yale University New Haven Connecticut Active [b][c]
Theta November 5, 1844 – 1991 Bowdoin College Brunswick Maine Inactive [d][e][4]
Zeta September 15, 1845–1846; March 17, 1852 – 1857; 1987–2017 Princeton University Princeton New Jersey Inactive [5]
Xi June 25, 1846 – 1984 Colby College Waterville Maine Inactive [d][e]
Sigma November 1, 1846 – 1980; 1986–2015 Amherst College Amherst Massachusetts Inactive [e][f]
Gamma (1)
   See also Gamma (2) 		April 19, 1847 – 1850; 1855–1861 University of Nashville Nashville Tennessee Moved [g]
Psi June 20, 1847 – 1859; November 19, 1885 University of Alabama Tuscaloosa Alabama Active [5]
Chi April 14, 1850 – 1861; 1866–1912; 1927–1979; 1982–1985; 2005–2009; 2022 University of Mississippi Oxford Mississippi Active
Upsilon July 25, 1850 – 1963 Brown University Providence Rhode Island Inactive
Beta April 5, 1851 – 1861; March 19, 1887 University of North Carolina Chapel Hill North Carolina Active [5][h]
Alpha November 15, 1851 – 1856; 1860–1891; 1991–1996; 2022 ? Harvard University Cambridge Massachusetts Colony [i][j][k]
Delta March 8, 1852 – 1861; 2016 University of South Carolina Columbia South Carolina Active
Kappa March 8, 1852 – 1856; 1859–1873; October 16, 1889 – 1980; 1989–2007; 20xx ? Miami University Oxford Ohio Active [5]
Lambda June 5, 1852 Kenyon College Gambier Ohio Active
Omega November 15, 1852 – 1861 Oakland College (closed) Rodney Mississippi Inactive [l]
Eta November 26, 1852 – 1861; 1865 University of Virginia Charlottesville Virginia Active
Pi July 14, 1853 – 1970 Dartmouth College Hanover New Hampshire Inactive
Rho (1)
   See also Rho (2)
   See also Delta Psi 		November 15, 1853 – May 5, 1855 Indiana University Bloomington Indiana Renamed [l][m][n]
Iota (1)
   See also Iota (2) 		February 23, 1854 – 1861 Kentucky Military Institute Lyndon Kentucky Inactive [o]
Alpha Alpha September 13, 1854 – 1969; 1985–1991 Middlebury College Middlebury Vermont Inactive [i]
Omicron December 16, 1854 – 1971; 1979 University of Michigan Ann Arbor Michigan Active
Epsilon March 19, 1855 – 1961 Williams College Williamstown Massachusetts Inactive [e]
Rho (2) October 21, 1855 Lafayette College Easton Pennsylvania Active [l][l]
Tau January 15, 1856 Hamilton College Clinton, Oneida County New York Active
Mu February 2, 1856 – 2009 Colgate University Hamilton New York Inactive
Nu August 22, 1856 – 1973 College of the City of New York New York City New York Inactive
Beta Phi November 1, 1856 University of Rochester Rochester New York Active
Theta Chi November 25, 1856 – 1869; 2004–2019 Union College Schenectady New York Inactive [p][q]
Kappa Psi March 16, 1857 – 1862; 1866-1874 Cumberland University Lebanon Tennessee Inactive
Zeta Zeta (1)
   See also Zeta Zeta (2) 		January 30, 1858 – 1862; 1866–1874 Centenary College of Louisiana Shreveport Louisiana Inactive [r][s]
Alpha Delta June 10, 1858 – 1862 Jefferson College Canonsburg Pennsylvania Inactive [t][u]
Kappa Phi March 2, 1860 – 1865 Troy University Troy New York Inactive [v]
Phi Chi December 15, 1860 – 1985; 20xx ? Rutgers University New Brunswick New Jersey Active [w][x]
Tau Delta (1)
   See also Tau Delta (2) 		December 18, 1860 – 1861 Union University Jackson Tennessee Moved [q][y]
Psi Phi June 28, 1866 – 1998 DePauw University Greencastle Indiana Inactive [z]
Gamma Phi January 18, 1867 Wesleyan University Middletown Connecticut Active [aa]
Eta Alpha June 4, 1867 – 1876 Washington and Lee University Lexington Virginia Inactive
Psi Omega November 14, 1867 – 1965; 2014 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Troy New York Active [v]
Beta Chi October 9, 1868 – 1971; 1989–2009 Case Western Reserve University Cleveland Ohio Inactive [ab]
Delta Chi October 16, 1869 – 2013; 2022 Cornell University Ithaca New York Active
Delta Delta June 11, 1870 – 1885; October 13, 1893 – 1951; 1989 University of Chicago Chicago Illinois Active [ac]
Phi Gamma October 26, 1871 Syracuse University Syracuse New York Active [ad][7][8]
Gamma Beta October 17, 1874 – 1935 Columbia University New York City New York Inactive [ae]
Theta Zeta December 8, 1876 University of California, Berkeley Berkeley California Active [w][af]
Alpha Chi November 2, 1878 – 1990 Trinity College Hartford Connecticut Inactive [ag]
Iota (2)
   See also Iota (1) 		June 9, 1885 – 1901 Central University of Kentucky Richmond Kentucky Moved [o][ah]
Iota (3)
   See also Iota (2) 		1901–2003, 2012 Centre College Danville Kentucky Active [o][ah]
Gamma (2)
   See also Gamma (1) 		October 16, 1889 – 2015; April 2019 – February 14, 2021 Vanderbilt University Nashville Tennessee Inactive [g][9]
Phi Epsilon October 16, 1889 University of Minnesota Minneapolis Minnesota Active [ai]
Sigma Tau November 15, 1890 Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cambridge Massachusetts Active [aj]
Alpha Phi November 17, 1898 University of Toronto Toronto Ontario, Canada Active [ak]
Tau Lambda November 18, 1898 – 1979; 198x ?–2007 Tulane University New Orleans Louisiana Inactive [al]
Delta Kappa November 16, 1899 University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia Pennsylvania Active
Tau Alpha November 16, 1900 – 1990; 2000–2003; 2013 McGill University Montreal Quebec, Canada Active [am]
Sigma Rho December 12, 1901 Stanford University Palo Alto California Active [an]
Delta Pi November 17, 1904 – 1965; 1969–1972; 1980–1986; 2017 University of Illinois Champaign Illinois Active [10][ao]
Rho Delta November 15, 1906 – 1947; 1962–1963; 1992–1997 University of Wisconsin Madison Wisconsin Inactive [ap]
Kappa Epsilon November 18, 1910 – 1965; 1991–2003; 2021 ? University of Washington Seattle Washington Colony [aq]
Omega Chi December 6, 1912 – 1971; 1976–2008; 2021 ? University of Texas Austin Texas Colony [ar]
Zeta Zeta (2)
   See also Zeta Zeta (1) 		April 7, 1923 – January 2019 Louisiana State University Baton Rouge Louisiana Inactive [11][s]
Alpha Tau February 6, 1925 – 2000; 20xx ? University of Manitoba Winnipeg Manitoba, Canada Active [as]
Theta Rho January 26, 1932 – 1952; 1992–2011 University of California, Los Angeles Los Angeles California Inactive [at]
Delta Phi December 30, 1932 University of Alberta Edmonton Alberta, Canada Active [w][au]
Delta Epsilon
   See also Alpha Delta 		February 27, 1948 – 1959; November 21, 1970 – 1973 Northwestern University Evanston Illinois Inactive [u]
Lambda Delta March 27, 1948 – 1961 Southern Methodist University University Park Texas Inactive
Phi Alpha December 29, 1948 University of British Columbia Vancouver British Columbia, Canada Active [av]
Kappa Delta December 23, 1951 – 1960; 1992–1994 University of Maryland College Park Maryland Inactive [aw]
Rho Lambda February 21, 1954 – 1971; 1990–1995 University of Oklahoma Norman Oklahoma Inactive [ax]
Tau Delta (2)
   See also Tau Delta (1) 		November 28, 1968 University of the South Sewanee Tennessee Active [y]
Psi Delta May 17, 1970 Wake Forest University Winston-Salem North Carolina Active [w]
Sigma Alpha February 6, 1971 Virginia Tech Blacksburg Virginia Active [w][ay]
Phi Delta June 1, 1972 – 1977; 1989–2004; 2021 ? University of Western Ontario London Ontario, Canada Colony [az]
Sigma Phi January 23, 1973 – 1993; 2021 Villanova University Villanova Pennsylvania Colony [ba]
Pi Beta April 8, 1976 – 1986; 2011 Troy University Troy Alabama Active
Alpha Mu May 4, 1982 – 2017 Rowan University Glassboro New Jersey Inactive
Epsilon Rho April 16, 1983 Duke University Durham North Carolina Active
Nu Zeta April 24, 1983 Pace University New York City New York Active [bb]
Alpha Omega April 19, 1984 – 1998 Louisiana Tech University Ruston Louisiana Inactive
Theta Upsilon March 28, 1985 – 1997; 2010 Arizona State University Phoenix Arizona Active [w]
Iota Mu December 1, 1990 – 1995 Fordham University New York City New York Inactive
Alpha Rho June 23, 1990 – 1995 Temple University Philadelphia Pennsylvania Inactive
Zeta Upsilon January 12, 1991 – 2004 University of California, Davis Davis California Inactive
Phi Sigma January 18, 1991 Bryant University Smithfield Rhode Island Active [bc]
Phi Rho February 16, 1991 – 2020; 2024 Pennsylvania State University University Park Pennsylvania Active
Chi Rho February 16, 1991 – 1998; 20xx ?–2017; 201x ? Bloomsburg University Bloomsburg Pennsylvania Active
Zeta Chi April 28, 1991 Bentley University Waltham Massachusetts Active
Omega Omega January 21, 1992 – 1995; 2022 University of Arizona Tucson Arizona Active
Sigma Beta February 22, 1993 – 1997 University of California, Santa Barbara Santa Barbara California Inactive
Beta Gamma June 12, 1994 New York University New York City New York Active
Beta Delta February 26, 1995 – 1996; June 22, 2019 University of Georgia Athens Georgia Active [bd]
Alpha Beta May 20, 1997 – 2003 DePaul University Chicago Illinois Inactive [be]
Sigma Kappa April 18, 1998 Michigan State University East Lansing Michigan Active [bf]
Delta Tau April 29, 1999 – 2001; 2021 Ohio State University Columbus Ohio Active
Alpha Delta
   See also Delta Epsilon 		July 6, 2000 – 2001 Northwestern University Evanston Illinois Inactive [u]
Mu Chi February 23, 2001 Maryville College Maryville Tennessee Active [13]
Upsilon Omega March 20, 2001 – 2003 University of South Alabama Mobile Alabama Inactive
Delta Psi
   See also Rho (1) 		November 15, 1853 – May 5, 1855; July 6, 2000 – 2019 Indiana University Bloomington Indiana Colony [l][m][bg]
Rho Beta October 11, 2001 University of Richmond Richmond Virginia Active
Phi Beta January 14, 2002 – 2007 Stephen F. Austin State University Nacogdoches Texas Inactive
Kappa Omega April 29, 2002 – 2007 Lake Forest College Lake Forest Illinois Inactive
Alpha Gamma 2002–2007, 2022 United States Military Academy West Point New York Active
Tau Chi March 4, 2010 Texas A&M University College Station Texas Active
Beta Tau March 27, 2010 University of Victoria Oak Bay British Columbia, Canada Active
Omega Mu April 12, 2012 – 2019; 2022 Oklahoma State University Stillwater Oklahoma Colony
Sigma Xi July 28, 2012 St. Joseph's University Brooklyn New York Active [bh]
Delta Alpha November 7, 2012 – 2015; 2022 Auburn University Auburn Alabama Active [bi]
Gamma Iota May 7, 2014 – 2023 Gannon University Erie Pennsylvania Inactive [bj]
Phi Mu May 15, 2014 Manhattan University The Bronx New York Active [bk]
Chi Beta May 19, 2014 University of North Carolina Wilmington Wilmington North Carolina Active [bl]
Zeta Gamma August 7, 2015 Hampden–Sydney College Hampden Sydney Virginia Active [bm]
Pi Alpha July 30, 2016 University of Missouri Columbia Missouri Active [bn]
Kappa Chi October 15, 2017 – 2018 University of Delaware Newark Delaware Inactive [bo][bp]
Lambda Tau 2014 University of Tennessee Knoxville Tennessee Active
Iota Chi 2014 Ithaca College Ithaca New York Active
Kappa Beta 2018 University of Illinois Springfield Springfield Illinois Colony
Tau Beta 2019 Simon Fraser University Burnaby British Columbia, Canada Active [bq]
Alpha Omicron 2021 University of Colorado Boulder Boulder Colorado Active [br]
Delta Rho 2019 North Carolina State University Raleigh North Carolina Active [bs]
Nu Alpha 2022 Northeastern University Boston Massachusetts Active [bt]
Alpha Epsilon 2022 ? Georgetown University Washington District of Columbia Colony
Tau Gamma 2022 Texas Tech University Lubbock Texas Active

Notes

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  1. ^ As an example of early naming adjustments, Harvard's Alpha chapter name was re-assigned to the chapter at Middlebury. When Harvard's chapter was re-established it took back its name while the Middlebury group was briefly assigned the name Alpha Prime; the Middlebury group was later granted Alpha Alpha to avoid confusion. In another example, the chapter at Lafayette College had been named Omega chapter for just 22 days before it received notice that, instead, it would be designated Rho. This didn't fully settle the matter, as in this case, a dying Indiana University chapter had been the first Rho chapter, thus for the clarity of this table we name Indiana's first (19th Century) iteration as Rho (1), and the Lafayette chapter as ΔΚΕ's Rho (2) chapter. Lafayette's brief iteration as an Omega chapter isn't noted in the main table as it didn't encompass a graduating class.
  2. ^ Yale's fraternities were class-specific in the latter 19th Century. Deke's Phi chapter at Yale was a "Junior Year" society there until March 8, 1887, when it became open to other classes. Generally, though not always, it was the third-year societies where a man lodged his long-term fraternal affiliations; the freshman societies died out, and the sophomore societies likewise were opened to all classes. Deke alumnus Cyrus Northrop is an example of a man of this era who eagerly joined several of these chapters during his undergrad years, as discussed in the article about him.
  3. ^ ΔΚΕ was banned at Yale from 2010 to 2022 in response to a verbal sexual assault in 2010.
  4. ^ a b This school was named Waterville College between 1827 until January 23, 1867.
  5. ^ a b c d Fraternities are permanently banned at Amherst, Bowdoin, Colby, and Williams.
  6. ^ At its 1986 re-establishment, Sigma chapter absorbed Delta Kappa Sigma (local), a group that had formed in 1980.
  7. ^ a b Deke's Gamma chapter had originally been placed at the University of Nashville from 1847, closing in 1861 during the Civil War. That school itself closed in 1909; the Gamma name was moved to nearby Vanderbilt University on October 16, 1889.
  8. ^ The UNC group had originally held the name Beta chapter. At its restoration after the Civil War it was rechartered under the name Beta Alpha chapter since Columbia University had by then been chartered with the name Beta in 1874. Later, the UNC group was again granted the Beta chapter name when Columbia chapter's letters were changed to Gamma Beta.[6]
  9. ^ a b The Middlebury chapter was originally chartered as Alpha chapter; the chapter at Harvard being closed (?) at the time. After Harvard's chapter was revived, the 1857 convention changed the name of ΔΚΕ's Middlebury College chapter to Alpha Prime. In 1887 the chapter name was changed to Alpha Alpha.[6]
  10. ^ While a period of chapter inactivity is noted between 1856 and 1860, nevertheless the 1900 Catalog continues to show graduating members during that period.
  11. ^ See The Dickey Club.
  12. ^ a b c d e For a period of less than a month, between October 29, 1855 and November 20, 1855, leaders at the ruling chapter at Yale confirmed that the new chapter at Lafayette College in Easton, PA would be called Omega chapter. This name was rescinded, with a letter in November of that year stating that the Lafayette chapter would carry the name Rho chapter, previously held by a dying chapter at Indiana University. The Lafayette group has maintained the Rho name to the present day. (This table calls this the Rho (2) chapter for clarity) --Name details from HQ convention minutes from that time. In this citation no information was provided about the pre-existing Omega chapter, Oakland College, near Rodney, Mississippi, which reportedly also died in 1861. Did that chapter die out earlier, making the Omega name available? Or was this an oversight? Meanwhile, when a chapter was finally approved for restoration at Indiana, it was given a new name, Delta Phi, also for clarity.
  13. ^ a b An Indiana chapter was opened, briefly, between November 15, 1853 and May 5, 1855, under a different name designation, Rho (1). Members reported on the "demise of the university (!)", and in response, the Council voted they should return the charter and books, which they did. But a following letter and application was more hopeful, when the 1860 ΔΚΕ convention was presented an application for a new charter by the Indiana University group. This was not acted on, and was finally dismissed two years later in the midst of the Civil War on July 30, 1862. Subsequent applications were received in 1869 and in 1906, but these were also rejected. Finally, when the 2001 application was received, the name Rho chapter was already in long use, so Delta Psi chapter was substituted.
  14. ^ See Delta Psi chapter
  15. ^ a b c Baird's Archive (a later reference than the print editions) notes that Deke's Iota chapter had been formed at the Kentucky Military Institute in 1854, ceasing operations at the onset of the Civil War. (That school would later emerge as a non-collegiate prep school, itself ceasing operations in 1971 due to financial difficulties.) It operated sub rosa until 1858, and the last of its members left college for enlistment in May 1861. After the Civil War the Iota chapter name was re-assigned to a group called Iota Beta (local) which had its origin in 1882 at Central University of Kentucky, then in Richmond. Interestingly, an earlier group from Centre College of Danville had petitioned as early as October 14, 1854 for a charter in ΔΚΕ, but that matter had been held over for several decades, and abandoned. The Iota Beta (local) at Central University was formed in 1882. ΔΚΕ installed them as the new Iota chapter on June 9, 1885 at Central. Fifteen years later, in 1901, Central University consolidated its faculty and students into Centre College. Separately, in 1906 Central Kentucky's former grounds in Richmond, Kentucky were awarded to the newly-established Eastern Kentucky State Normal School No. 1, now ECU.
  16. ^ At its 2005 reestablishment, Theta Chi chapter absorbed Lambda Beta (local), which had formed in 2001.
  17. ^ a b There have been several schools named "Union" hosting fraternities or sororities.
  18. ^ While the chapter was active, Centenary College was located in Jackson, Louisiana. The college was moved to Shreveport in 1908.
  19. ^ a b Deke's Zeta Zeta chapter was originally established at Centenary College of Louisiana in 1858, where it lasted until 1861 with the suspension of the school during the Civil War. Nominally, the chapter closed in 1864. It did not re-open with the resumption of classes in 1865. Zeta Zetas chapter name was re-assigned to nearby Louisiana State University in 1923 when the fraternity absorbed The Friars Club, which had originated in 1892 and had petitioned for 14 years to become part of Delta Kappa Epsilon. Chapter records state that the Friars knew of the original Centenary College chapter, learning that all its members died in the Civil War, and from the beginning in 1892 sought to move the original chapter name to LSU. For almost a Century, members were initiated into both Deke and the Friars Club, as sort of an alter-ego fraternity. In recognition of this, brothers of this chapter were allowed to wear both the Delta Kappa Epsilon badge and Friars Club pins.[12] Approximately 100 years later, on January 2019 the LSU chapter was "permanently revoked" by Deke's national office over issues of hazing and a resultant coverup. Concurring with this action, LSU's final closure order and ban until the Fall of 2029 was dated August 15, 2019. As part of the stipulation, the Friars were permanently banned.
  20. ^ The Jefferson College chapter closed just prior to the 1865 merger of its school with Washington College.
  21. ^ a b c Deke at Northwestern University has carried two chapter names. The first chapter originated from the Star & Scroll (local) which had formed in 1947. At installation in 1948 into ΔΚΕ it took the name Delta Epsilon chapter; this group died out in 1959. It was revived briefly in 1970 with the absorption of a group called the Lions (local), re-chartering on November 21, 1970, again as Delta Epsilon chapter. The chapter again went dormant in 1973. In 2000 a third Northwestern group, Chi Delta Chi (local), formed after leaving its previous national in 1992, accepted a ΔΚΕ charter. Baird's Archive, accessed 26 Jun 2022, notes this group took on a previously-used name to become the Alpha Delta chapter, coincidently the name of a chapter that had died out during the Civil War at what was then-called Jefferson College. However the impetus for this name choice came from their origination as the Northwestern chapter of Alpha Delta Phi which had split from that national when it began installing co-ed chapters seven years earlier. Members wished to honor their heritage in some fashion, reflecting the name "Alpha Delt". This third iteration of a Northwestern chapter went dormant in 2001. To complete the record, prior to becoming an ΑΔΦ chapter that group had its origin as the Wranglers Club (local) in 1903. Thus the Wranglers became a chapter of ΑΔΦ, then reverted to a local named Chi Delta Chi, and later became a ΔΚΕ chapter.
  22. ^ a b The campus of now-defunct Troy University (New York) was immediately adjacent to Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Yet Troy's Kappa Phi chapter closed at least two years prior to the formation of Psi Omega chapter at Rensselaer. There does not seem to be a connection between the two chapters.
  23. ^ a b c d e f This chapter is active, but operates outside of university or IFC sanction.
  24. ^ The Rutgers chapter was granted on December 15, 1860 by action of the 1860 convention; the members were initiated in a trailing ceremony on February 14, 1861.
  25. ^ a b This chapter name was reused. Baird's reports a short-lived original chapter at Union University, which ceased in 1862 at the beginning of the Civil War. Early chapter records of the Union group indicate several applications had been rejected in 1855 and 1856, and eventually prevailed on December 18, 1860. Only eleven brothers were initiated when the students left for war. In the post-war period, three schools would amalgamate into a revived Union University, but the Deke chapter there was not revived. The later established chapter at Sewanee originated as Gamma Theta (local) in 1950 and was granted the transferred charter at installation on February 22, 1970. The two schools are about 3.5 hours apart.
  26. ^ Until April 5, 1884, DePauw was known as Indiana Asbury University, renamed to honor a benefactor.
  27. ^ Originated as the founding and first Wand chapter of the Mystical Seven in 1837. The Mystical Seven reorganized on that campus in 1889, but its second iteration joined ΒΘΠ the following year.
  28. ^ This chapter had its origin at Western Reserve in 1941 as the Gamma chapter of Beta Theta Pi, which had formed earlier that year as the Boanergian Society (local). It left ΒΘΠ to join Deke approximately 40 years prior to the formation of the NIC, which would later prohibit "poaching" of chapters among its national fraternities. ΒΘΠ would later re-colonize as that fraternity's Beta (2) chapter, eventually merging with ΒΘΠ's Lambda Kappa chapter at Case University in 1979, after those two schools had merged, and is now called the Lambda Kappa Beta chapter.
  29. ^ The Chicago chapter had its origin in the Deltas (local), which originated in 1865. Entering ΔΚΕ, they first chartered under the name Delta chapter during the time that the University of South Carolina's chapter was inactive, later taking on the Delta Delta name.[6]
  30. ^ The Syracuse chapter had its origin as the Scroll & Pen chapter of the Mystical Seven, which formed in 1853. It was the first chapter of any fraternity located at Syracuse University.
  31. ^ The Columbia chapter had its origin in Psi Phi (local), which formed in 1865. The group was granted the name Beta chapter by ΔΚΕ during the time that the chapter at the University of North Carolina was inactive. Columbia's designation was changed to Gamma Beta at some point after Beta at University of North Carolina was revived.[6]
  32. ^ The Berkeley chapter had its origin as the CA Alpha chapter of Phi Delta Theta, established in 1873. It left to join Deke soon thereafter.
  33. ^ The Trinity chapter had its origin as the Clio Society (local), established earlier in 1878.
  34. ^ a b Chapter moved to Centre College when the two colleges consolidated in 1901.
  35. ^ The Minnesota chapter had its origin as the MN Alpha chapter of Phi Delta Theta, established on October 12, 1881. It left ΦΔΘ to join Deke prior to or during early 1889. By 1891, ΦΔΘ would re-colonize at the school. All this occurred approximately 20 years prior to the formation of the NIC, which would immediately prohibit "poaching" of chapters among its national fraternities.
  36. ^ The MIT chapter originated as Alpha Gamma Kappa (local), in 1888.
  37. ^ The Toronto chapter originated as the Caduceus Club (local), prior to 1898.
  38. ^ The Tulane chapter originated as the Tulane Club (local), prior to 1898.
  39. ^ The McGill chapter originated as Alpha Phi Epsilon (local), in 1899.
  40. ^ The Stanford chapter originated as Sigma Rho Eta (local), in 1891.
  41. ^ The Illinois chapter originated as the Sphinx Club (local), in 1903.
  42. ^ The Wisconsin chapter originated as Rho Delta Phi (local), in 1905.
  43. ^ The Washington chapter originated as the Druids (local), in 1907.
  44. ^ The UT chapter originated as the Capitol Club (local), in 1901.
  45. ^ The Manitoba chapter originated as Rho Omega Beta (local), prior to 1925.
  46. ^ Period of inactivity between 1952–1992 not explained in 175th Deke Quarterly.
  47. ^ The Alberta chapter originated as Phi Alpha (local), in 1929.
  48. ^ The UBC chapter originated as Beta Chi (local), in 1946.
  49. ^ The Maryland chapter originated as Delta Epsilon Kappa (local), in 1948.
  50. ^ The OK chapter originated as Rho Lambda (local), in 1951.
  51. ^ The Virginia Tech chapter originated as Delta Kappa Sigma (local), in 1941.
  52. ^ The Western Ontario chapter originated as Phi Delta (local), in 1971.
  53. ^ The Villanova chapter originated as Sigma Phi Omega (local), in 1969.
  54. ^ The Pace chapter originated as Sigma Zeta Chi (local), in 1966.
  55. ^ The Bryant chapter originated as Phi Sigma Nu (local), in 1932.
  56. ^ This chapter had its origin as a chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon in 1961. It left that national fraternity in ~1994 prior to joining ΔΚΕ.
  57. ^ The DePaul chapter originated as Alpha Beta Gamma (local), in 1946.
  58. ^ The Michigan State chapter originated as Kappa Epsilon Gamma (local), prior to 1998.
  59. ^ An appeal was lodged with the DKE board on "inactivity" in 2019. This appears to have been unsuccessful. The chapter is no longer listed on the national website nor among the campus Greeks as of 13 July 2022.
  60. ^ The St. Joseph chapter originated as Sigma Xi Epsilon (local), in 2004.
  61. ^ Delta Alpha chapter at Auburn originated as a ΔΚΕ colony earlier in 2012.
  62. ^ Gamma Iota chapter at Gannon originated as a ΔΚΕ colony in 2013.
  63. ^ Phi Mu chapter at Manhattan University originated as a ΔΚΕ colony in 2012.
  64. ^ Chi Beta chapter at UNCW originated as a ΔΚΕ colony in 2012.
  65. ^ Zeta Gamma chapter at Hampton–Sydney originated as a ΔΚΕ colony in 2013.
  66. ^ Pi Alpha chapter at Mizzou originated as a ΔΚΕ colony in 2015.
  67. ^ Kappa Chi chapter at Delaware originated as a ΔΚΕ colony in 2013.
  68. ^ Kappa Chi chapter was suspended until 2023. Hazing Violation.
  69. ^ Tau Beta chapter at Simon Fraser originated as a ΔΚΕ colony in 2013.
  70. ^ Alpha Omicron chapter at Boulder originated as a ΔΚΕ colony in 2015.
  71. ^ Delta Rho chapter at NCSU originated as a ΔΚΕ colony in 2012.
  72. ^ Nu Alpha chapter at Northeastern originated as a ΔΚΕ colony in 2019.

References

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  1. ^ "Catalogue of the Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity". Council Publishing Company. 1890. p. xix. Retrieved 26 June 2022.
  2. ^ "Deke Quarterly - 175th anniversary edition" (Magazine PDF). Issuu.com. Delta Kappa Epsilon International. Summer 2019. pp. 58–61. Retrieved 27 June 2022.
  3. ^ William Raimond Baird; Carroll Lurding (eds.). "Almanac of Fraternities and Sororities (Baird's Manual Online Archive)". Student Life and Culture Archives. University of Illinois: University of Illinois Archives. Retrieved 26 June 2022. The main archive URL is The Baird's Manual Online Archive homepage.
  4. ^ Schafir, Reuben (4 Feb 2022). "End of an era: the final years of Bowdoin's fraternities". Bowdoin Orient. Retrieved 28 June 2022.
  5. ^ a b c d Catalogue of the Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity -1900, accessed 12 Jul 2022.
  6. ^ a b c d Catalogue of the Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity 1910, accessed 12 Jul 2022.
  7. ^ "Exhibits - "From Fraternity to Alumni: 100 Years of the Goldstein Alumni and Faculty Center"". Syracuse University Archives. May 2003. Retrieved 31 October 2023 – via archive.org.
  8. ^ "Exhibits - From Fraternity to Alumni: 100 Years of the Goldstein Alumni and Faculty Center - The 'Deke' House: 1903-1974 Slideshow". Syracuse University Archives. May 2003. Retrieved 31 October 2023 – via archive.org.
  9. ^ Barker, Jessica M. (26 February 2021). "DKE chapter closed by parent fraternity due to alleged policy violations". Vanderbilt Hustler. Retrieved 13 July 2022.
  10. ^ The 1972-1980 inactivity is from the 175th anniversary Deke Quarterly.
  11. ^ Louisiana State University "Gumbo" Yearbook p. 216
  12. ^ Delta Kappa Epsilon Education Manual October 2018, accessed 29 Jun 2022.
  13. ^ Linkous, Evelyn (9 March 2016). "A historical look at Greek life and secret societies at MC". highlandecho.com. The Highland Echo. Retrieved 17 January 2023.
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