old row
by: Out of StateI'm from New England but will be going to UA in the fall, I know I'm going through recruitment and I've tried looking online but can someone please explain what Old Row is?
Comment#2 by: Other Sorority Girl
It means they are sponsored by Budweiser and have maybe one more party a year due to Budweiser,with the other old row sororities and fraternities. The sororities that aren't apart of it arent because their nationals are strict and don't want their sorority associated with a alcohol company.
by: New rowApr 4, 2015 7:25:31 AM
Old row isn't sponsored by Budweiser anymore. Smh. Lmao OP. It doesn't really matter. It's just a title.
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by: DudeApr 26, 2015 9:29:47 PM
by: LolApr 19, 2015 11:37:58 PM
#8 by: History lesson
Old Row actually refers to the fraternities that were located along University Boulevard. They were the oldest fraternities at the University of Alabama. As the Greek system grew, the newer fraternities built houses on land located behind the current SAE house. The houses located in that area are New Row houses. Sororities were never Old Row or New Row until a beer company recruited a group of organizations and sponsored an "Old Row" party.
In the past three sororities were referred to as "First Circle," they were KD, DDD, and AGD. It reflected their location on sorority row.
by: alsoApr 26, 2015 3:30:17 PM
front row, Phi Mu Kappa and Alpha Chi which also has a party. I've been to both and would rather go to front row any day but that's just my opinion.
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by: WrongApr 3, 2015 12:13:02 PM
Old row does not mean the oldest sororities. ADPi and ZTA were the second and third houses on campus and they're not considered Old Row.
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