OUR HOME SINCE 1905 | on the national historic register

Flanked by 6 Georgian columns echoing the greater fraternity's southern origins, our house has stood proudly at the base of the administration lawn.

North Parlor's coffered ceilings and den-like feel allows the brothers to come together and socialize, surrounded by the history of our home: honors earned, historical documents, and lasting memorials.

Our ceremonial living room, South Parlor features open seating and a cedar deck at the rear of the house.

The center for gathering with its six dining tables, the Dining Hall is the center of our house's gathering, communication, and fraternal bonding.

13 individual rooms with a shared bathroom are on the second deck. Most of the rooms are "two-man" rooms where 4 are suited for "three-men." Each room has desks, sinks, and beds and is WiFi-enabled.

Third deck is a duplicate of second deck but some rooms can access the third deck sun porch facing the university's Admin. lawn.