Fall 2020 frat rankings - RIP spring 2020 semester

Top:
ΑΕΠ/ΑΔΦ

Lower Top:
ΣΧ/ΑΚΛ/ΦΔΘ
(No order)

Mid:
ZBT/ΣΦΕ/ΠΚΦ/FIJI
ΠΚA/TKE
ΒΘΠ/ΑΣΦ

Honorable Mid:
ΚΣ/ΣΑΕ

Bottom:
ΣΑΜ/ΔΤΔ

AEPi lost a main party house. Heard they’re picking up more houses, they shouldn’t be affected that much. Top tier no doubt.

ADP continues to stay strong and are definitely here to stay.

Sig Chi and Phi Delt have been consistent and have been well rounded this semester. Both definitely on the rise. Since no one wants to say it, I’ll say it.... thank you Sig Chi and Phi Delt for actually doing joints with other fraternities, it was much needed and we are slowly becoming a better Greek community.

AKL never disappoints, huge respect for their well roundedness and campus presence. Best believe AKL is on the rise. Wouldn’t be surprised if AKL jumps to top along with ADP and AEPi.

Middle tier is very grayish still and has no real rank/order. Top tier fraternities are overshadowing and are taking the spotlight away from middle tier fraternities. Definitely recommend doing joints with top tier, the toxic environment is slowly fading away and fraternities are actually down to do stuff together. All of the mid tier fraternities have huge potential to jump up the ranks and grow. Like it was said before, it’s up to them to expand their relations.

Shoutout to Teke for getting back on campus. Kappa Sig, SAE, and Pike are off suspension. Pike nationals have already contacted alumni to recharter, they could come back as early as this fall. SAE nationals has also reached out for recolonization. For Greek life, this is good but, recruitment will get extremely competitive based on the number of PNM’s coming out to rush. Glad that UConn is slowly but surely portraying Greek life in a positive light, this will hopefully help with recruitment. Like it was said before, fraternities should set aside differences and collaborate as much as possible for social/philanthropy events and gain sorority relations through them. With Old Row Greek life coming back, maybe the glory days of fraternity life will also come back.