Panhellenic History Lesson
by: tcu
saw this on TAMU's page and thought it was interesting
Pi Phi, Theta, Kappa - nationally large and strong, but the quality varies depending on campus and region. Theta chapters are weak in the south (except Texas.) PiPhi and Kappa are a mixed bag depending on the campus.
Tri Delt- strong in the south but virtually unheard of or weak in many other places
DG - strong in Mississippi and on the west coast, but have some seriously weak houses in other places and surprisingly struggle at some southern schools like UGA and Bama
XO - huge membership wise but will open a chapter anywhere. Kind of like the TKE of sororities.
ADPi and ZTA - usually strong in the south with the exception of TX. ZTA is really large membership wise but probably not as strong as the ones above.
AXO, APhi, GPhi - all large and strong nationally but not so known in the south. They are all over the west, midwest and northeast.
Phi Mu - strong in south but struggle everywhere else
Commentby: What?Feb 9, 2022 8:01:17 PM
by: UmmmJul 20, 2022 8:40:06 AM
by: oh my noJul 24, 2022 8:56:42 AM
Wrong. Everyone knows that AXO is tippy top at Bama and and ADPi is lower mid, and at UT AXO is top 6 or 8 depending on who you talk to.
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#5 by: True
This is true of every sorority. Alpha Gam is an old row/top house at Bama, but barely heard of in TX.
DG is top at TCU & A&M, upper top at Texas, but not so hot at TX State, & the newest at Ark.
AXO is top at Bama & upper top at Texas, but mid/low at SMU.
It all depends on where you go & what you want. 🤔 That’s every house whether sorority or frat.
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by: What?Feb 9, 2022 8:00:57 PM
ADPi is not a top house at Baja, they are mid at best.
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