List of Sigma Chi chapters

Sigma Chi is a North American collegiate fraternity. It was established in 1855 at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, by members who split from the Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity. The fraternity has 244 active undergraduate chapters and 152 alumni chapters across the United States and Canada. Sigma Chi uses the term "associate chapter" for its colonies.

Collegiate chapters

Following is a list of Sigma Chi collegiate chapters, with active chapters indicated in bold and inactive chapters and institutions in italics.

Chapter	Charter date and range	Institution	Location	Status	Ref.
Alpha	June 25, 1855 – 1858; September 13, 1892 – 2012; 2017	Miami University	Oxford, Ohio	Active
Gamma	December 24, 1855 – 1884; 1888–2015	Ohio Wesleyan University	Delaware, Ohio	Inactive
Epsilon (Original)	May 1855 – 1857	University of Nashville	Nashville, Tennessee	Reissued
Eta	October 10, 1857 – 1861; January 1, 1866 – 1912; 1926	University of Mississippi	Oxford, Mississippi	Active	^: 318
Iota	February 8, 1858 – 1869	Jefferson College	Canonsburg, Pennsylvania	Inactive	^: 578
Lambda	September 10, 1858 – 2025	Indiana University Bloomington	Bloomington, Indiana	Inactive
Nu (Original)	May 1859 – 1863	Washington College	Washington, Pennsylvania	Reissued
Xi	June 1, 1859	DePauw University	Greencastle, Indiana	Active
Omicron	December 12, 1859 – 2004	Dickinson College	Carlisle, Pennsylvania	Inactive
Pi (Original)	January 31, 1860 – 1861	Erskine College	Due West, South Carolina	Inactive
Sigma (Original)	September 27, 1860 – 1861	La Grange Synodical College	La Grange, Tennessee	Inactive
Rho (Original) (see Psi)	December 10, 1860 – 1861	University of Virginia	Charlottesville, Virginia	Reissued	^: 106
Theta	April 3, 1863 – 2005; 2009	Gettysburg College	Gettysburg, Pennsylvania	Active	^{: 109–111}
Kappa	May 4, 1864 – 1874; 1879	Bucknell University	Lewisburg, Pennsylvania	Active
Epsilon (Second)	June 10, 1864 – 1880; December 22, 1892 – January 8, 1972; January 5, 1973 – 1998; 2007	George Washington University	Washington, D.C.	Active	^: 332
Rho (Second)	March 31, 1865	Butler University	Indianapolis, Indiana	Active
Upsilon	December 12, 1865 – 1876	Polytechnic College of Pennsylvania	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Inactive
Zeta	December 10, 1866	Washington and Lee University	Lexington, Virginia	Active
Psi (see Rho Original)	November 29, 1866	University of Virginia	Charlottesville, Virginia	Active	^: 106^: 322
Phi	May 17, 1867 – 1887; December 7, 1899 – February 15, 1965; April 24, 1982 – 1997	Lafayette College	Easton, Pennsylvania	Inactive	^{: 202–203}
Mu	March 2, 1868 – 1876; 1880–2000; 2004	Denison University	Granville, Ohio	Active
Omega	June 23, 1869 – 2000; 2005–2022; September 19, 2026	Northwestern University	Evanston, Illinois	Active
Sigma (Second)	February 1869–1870; June 17, 1875 – 1882; 2010	Princeton University	Princeton, New Jersey	Active	^: x
Chi	May 30, 1871 – 1918; 1936	Hanover College	Hanover, Indiana	Active
Sigma Sigma	January 1, 1871 – 1889; September 1890–1902; 1931 – November 5, 1977; 1984	Hampden–Sydney College	Hampden Sydney, Virginia	Active	^: 459
Tau	January 9, 1872 – 1890; March 31, 1896 – 1901; 1923	Roanoke College	Salem, Virginia	Active
Pi (Second)	November 4, 1872 – 1885; 1984	Samford University	Homewood, Alabama	Active
Delta	November 8, 1872 – 1885; June 18, 1910 – 1990; 1996	University of Georgia	Athens, Georgia	Active
Nu (Second)	December 1872–1880, 2014	Cumberland University	Lebanon, Tennessee	Active
Beta	March 2, 1873 – 1893; September 11, 1899 – 1913	College of Wooster	Wooster, Ohio	Inactive
Beta Beta	June 19, 1873 – 1874	Mississippi College	Clinton, Mississippi	Inactive
Gamma Gamma	March 14, 1874 – 1901	Randolph–Macon College	Ashland, Virginia	Inactive
Epsilon Epsilon	June 11, 1874 – 1878	Monmouth College	Monmouth, Illinois	Inactive
Delta Delta	March 1, 1875	Purdue University	West Lafayette, Indiana	Active
Phi Phi	September 27, 1875 – 1878; 1884–1887; May 9, 1896	University of Pennsylvania	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Active
Iota Iota	October 29, 1876 – 1877; 1914	University of Alabama	Tuscaloosa, Alabama	Active
Zeta Zeta	December 12, 1876	Centre College	Danville, Kentucky	Active
Psi Psi (Original) (see Theta Theta)	1874–1875	University of Michigan	Ann Arbor, Michigan	Inactive
Theta Theta (see Psi Psi Original)	December 12, 1877 – 2003; 2009	University of Michigan	Ann Arbor, Michigan	Active
Chi Chi	December 1879–1882, 1993–2024	Birmingham–Southern College	Birmingham, Alabama	Inactive
Alpha Beta (Original) (see Epsilon Rho)	January 17, 1880 – 1881	Richmond College	Richmond, Virginia	Inactive	^: 66, 69^: xi
Delta Chi	May 1880–1894; May 20, 1909	Wabash College	Crawfordsville, Indiana	Active	^: xi
Kappa Kappa	December 21, 1881 – 1885; December 1891	University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign	Champaign, Illinois	Active
Zeta Psi	January 23, 1882	University of Cincinnati	Cincinnati, Ohio	Active
Alpha Eta	March 2, 1882 – 1889; May 14, 1902 – 1991; 2000–2022	University of Iowa	Iowa City, Iowa	Inactive
Alpha Theta	March 22, 1882	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Cambridge, Massachusetts	Active
Alpha Gamma	April 21, 1882	Ohio State University	Columbus, Ohio	Active
Alpha Zeta	November 3, 1882	Beloit College	Beloit, Wisconsin	Active
Chi Psi	1882–1883	University of Louisiana at New Orleans	New Orleans, Louisiana	Inactive
Alpha Epsilon	January 11, 1883 – 2008; 2013	University of Nebraska–Lincoln	Lincoln, Nebraska	Active
Alpha Delta	February 27, 1883 – 1891	Stevens Institute of Technology	Hoboken, New Jersey	Inactive
Alpha Iota	May 10, 1883 – 2021	Illinois Wesleyan University	Bloomington, Illinois	Inactive
Alpha Kappa	June 3, 1883 – 1886; 1980	Hillsdale College	Hillsdale, Michigan	Active
Alpha Lambda	March 22, 1884 – January 30, 2020; October 26, 2025	University of Wisconsin–Madison	Madison, Wisconsin	Active
Alpha Xi	May 23, 1884 – July 2022	University of Kansas	Lawrence, Kansas	Inactive
Alpha Nu	September 24, 1884 – 1888; 1890–2004; 2009–2025	University of Texas at Austin	Austin, Texas	Inactive
Alpha Mu	December 31, 1884 – 1885	Virginia Military Institute	Lexington, Virginia	Inactive
Alpha Omicron	May 15, 1886	Tulane University	New Orleans, Louisiana	Active
Alpha Pi	June 21, 1886 – April 2, 1980; November 8, 1980	Albion College	Albion, Michigan	Active	^: 501
Alpha Beta (Second)	June 23, 1886 – January 6, 1968; February 19, 1972 – May 19, 1979; January 12, 1980	University of California, Berkeley	Berkeley, California	Active	^{: 240, 332, 478–479}
Alpha Rho	June 6, 1887 – 1891; September 1893–1989; 1993–2017	Lehigh University	Bethlehem, Pennsylvania	Inactive
Alpha Sigma	December 7, 1888	University of Minnesota	Minneapolis, Minnesota	Active
Alpha Tau	May 29, 1889 – 1900; 1913	University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill	Chapel Hill, North Carolina	Active
Alpha Upsilon	June 8, 1889 – 1994; 2000	University of Southern California	Los Angeles, California	Active
Alpha Phi	October 10, 1890	Cornell University	Ithaca, New York	Active
Alpha Chi	May 27, 1891	Pennsylvania State University	University Park, Pennsylvania	Active
Alpha Omega	December 19, 1891 – April 7, 1965; April 1966 – January 21, 1967; April 7, 1974 – 2018; 2023	Stanford University	Stanford, California	Active	^{: 173–174, 206}
Alpha Psi	December 22, 1891 – 1991; 1996–2022	Vanderbilt University	Nashville, Tennessee	Inactive
Alpha Alpha	September 28, 1892 – 2006; April 9, 2016 – 2024	Hobart College	Geneva, New York	Inactive
Eta Eta	April 5, 1893 – May 1, 1960	Dartmouth College	Hanover, New Hampshire	Inactive	^{: 102–103}
Lambda Lambda	April 6, 1893	University of Kentucky	Lexington, Kentucky	Active
Nu Nu	November 28, 1894 – October 2, 1964; 1982	Columbia University	New York City, New York	Active	^{: 166–168}
Mu Mu	September 13, 1895	West Virginia University	Morgantown, West Virginia	Active
Xi Xi	September 26, 1896 – 2002; 2007–2019; October 5, 2024	University of Missouri	Columbia, Missouri	Active
Omicron Omicron	February 6, 1897 – 1952; 2011	University of Chicago	Chicago, Illinois	Active
Pi Pi				Unassigned
Rho Rho	April 19, 1902	University of Maine	Orono, Maine	Active
Tau Tau	May 4, 1903 – 2021	Washington University in St. Louis	St. Louis, Missouri	Inactive
Upsilon Upsilon	September 19, 1903 – 2024	University of Washington	Seattle, Washington	Inactive
Psi Psi (Second)	October 15, 1904 – January 11, 1957; December 8, 1963 – 1998; 2008–2021	Syracuse University	Syracuse, New York	Inactive	^{: 41, 142, 161}
Beta Gamma	May 6, 1905	Colorado College	Colorado Springs, Colorado	Active
Omega Omega	September 26, 1905	University of Arkansas	Fayetteville, Arkansas	Active
Beta Delta	September 11, 1906	University of Montana	Missoula, Montana	Active
Beta Epsilon	August 21, 1908	University of Utah	Salt Lake City, Utah	Active
Beta Zeta	February 12, 1909	University of North Dakota	Grand Forks, North Dakota	Active
Beta Eta	November 4, 1909 – January 8, 1972; March 29, 1973	Case Western Reserve University	Cleveland, Ohio	Active	^{: 142–143, 332}
Beta Theta (see Sigma Chi Beta)	November 6, 1909 – 2018	University of Pittsburgh	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	Inactive
Beta Iota	November 26, 1910 – 1996; 2000	University of Oregon	Eugene, Oregon	Active
Beta Kappa	April 20, 1912 – 2004; 2008	University of Oklahoma	Norman, Oklahoma	Active
Beta Lambda	April 26, 1912	Duke University	Durham, North Carolina	Active
Beta Mu	March 7, 1913 – October 23, 1971; 1981–1999; 2001–20xx ?; October 2018	University of Colorado Boulder	Boulder, Colorado	Active	^: 326
Beta Nu	May 8, 1913 – December 14, 1965; April 14, 1973 – 2019	Brown University	Providence, Rhode Island	Inactive	^{: 198–199, 344}
Beta Xi	April 22, 1913 – 2001, 2008	University of New Mexico	Albuquerque, New Mexico	Active
Beta Omicron (see Sigma Chi Omicron)	November 11, 1916 – 2018	Iowa State University	Ames, Iowa	Inactive
Beta Pi	December 2, 1916	Oregon State University	Corvallis, Oregon	Active
Beta Rho	November 2, 1917	Montana State University	Bozeman, Montana	Active
Beta Sigma	1917–2017, 2021	University of Tennessee	Knoxville, Tennessee	Active
Beta Tau	1919–2020	Colorado State University	Fort Collins, Colorado	Inactive
Beta Upsilon	November 19, 1919	Washington State University	Pullman, Washington	Active
Beta Phi	1919 – August 12, 1972; January 15, 1977 – 2003; 2008	University of Arizona	Tucson, Arizona	Active	^{: 235–236, 424}
Beta Chi	1921	Emory University	Atlanta, Georgia	Active
Beta Psi	1922	Georgia Tech	Atlanta, Georgia	Active
Beta Omega	April 22, 1922	Toronto Metropolitan University	Toronto, Ontario, Canada	Active	^: 389
Beta Omega	April 22, 1922	University of Toronto	Toronto, Ontario, Canada	Active	^: 389
Gamma Alpha				Unassigned
Gamma Beta				Unassigned
Gamma Delta	December 15, 1922	Oklahoma State University–Stillwater	Stillwater, Oklahoma	Active
Gamma Epsilon	1923 – December 1967; April 19, 1970	Whitman College	Walla Walla, Washington	Active	^{: 236, 287}
Gamma Zeta	1923	Union College	Schenectady, New York	Active
Gamma Eta	1924	University of Idaho	Moscow, Idaho	Active
Gamma Theta	1924	University of Florida	Gainesville, Florida	Active
Gamma Iota	1925–2015, 2021	Louisiana State University	Baton Rouge, Louisiana	Active
Gamma Kappa	1926	Utah State University	Logan, Utah	Active
Gamma Lambda	January 29, 1927	McGill University	Montreal, Quebec, Canada	Active
Gamma Mu	1928 – June 21, 1959	Wesleyan University	Middletown, Connecticut	Inactive	^: 85–86
Gamma Nu	1929–2016, 2022	University of South Carolina	Columbia, South Carolina	Active
Gamma Xi	October 24, 1930	University of Wyoming	Laramie, Wyoming	Active
Gamma Omicron	1930 – April 10, 1963; September 26, 1971 – October 16, 2014	Colgate University	Hamilton, New York	Inactive	^{: 129–131}
Gamma Pi	1932	University of Rochester	Rochester, New York	Active
Gamma Rho	May 5, 1933	Dalhousie University	Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada	Active
Gamma Rho	May 5, 1933	Saint Mary's University	Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada	Active
Gamma Sigma	1934–2013, 2019	Auburn University	Auburn, Alabama	Active
Gamma Tau	April 28, 1934	North Dakota State University	Fargo, North Dakota	Active
Gamma Upsilon	1938	Mississippi State University	Starkville, Mississippi	Active
Gamma Phi	1942	University of Miami	Coral Gables, Florida	Active
Gamma Chi	May 16, 1942 – 2001; September 27, 2009	University of Maryland, College Park	College Park, Maryland	Active
Gamma Psi (see Sigma Chi Epsilon)	1942–2017	Michigan State University	East Lansing, Michigan	Inactive
Gamma Omega	1943–1951; April 15, 1972	University of Connecticut	Storrs, Connecticut	Active	^{: 334–335}
Delta Alpha				Unassigned
Delta Beta				Unassigned
Delta Gamma				Unassigned
Delta Epsilon	1943	North Carolina State University	Raleigh, North Carolina	Active
Delta Zeta	January 6, 1947	Willamette University	Salem, Oregon	Active
Delta Eta	1947	University of California, Los Angeles	Los Angeles, California	Active
Delta Iota	1947	University of Denver	Denver, Colorado	Active
Delta Kappa	1947–2004, 2016	Bowling Green State University	Bowling Green, Ohio	Active
Delta Lambda	1948 – October 9, 1969	Davidson College	Davidson, North Carolina	Inactive	^{: 269–270}
Delta Mu	1948	Southern Methodist University	Dallas, Texas	Active
Delta Nu	1948	Wake Forest University	Winston-Salem, North Carolina	Active
Delta Xi	January 8, 1949 – May 8, 2013; 2019	San Diego State University	San Diego, California	Active
Delta Omicron	January 22, 1949	Simon Fraser University	Vancouver, British-Columbia, Canada	Active
Delta Omicron	January 22, 1949	University of British Columbia	Vancouver, British-Columbia, Canada	Active
Delta Pi	1949–2003; 2016 – July 27, 2021	Ohio University	San Diego, California	Inactive
Delta Rho	1949	Bradley University	Peoria, Illinois	Active
Delta Sigma	1949–1996; December 3, 2011	University of Rhode Island	Kingston, Rhode Island	Active
Delta Tau	1949–2015, March 8, 2025	Westminster College	Fulton, Missouri	Inactive
Delta Upsilon	1949	Kansas State University	Manhattan, Kansas	Active
Delta Phi	February 4, 1950 – 1971; 1974	College of Puget Sound	Tacoma, Washington	Active
Delta Psi	December 2, 1950	Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute	Troy, New York	Active
Delta Omega	1951	University of Tulsa	Tulsa, Oklahoma	Active
Epsilon Alpha				Unassigned
Epsilon Beta				Unassigned
Epsilon Gamma				Unassigned
Epsilon Delta				Unassigned
Epsilon Zeta	1951–1988, 199x ?–2014, 2023	Florida State University	Tallahassee, Florida	Active
Epsilon Eta	1952	California State University, Fresno	Fresno, California	Active
Epsilon Theta	1952	San Jose State University	San Jose, California	Active
Epsilon Iota	1953–1997	St. Lawrence University	Canton, New York	Inactive
Epsilon Kappa	1954	University of Memphis	Memphis, Tennessee	Active
Epsilon Mu	August 28, 1955	Texas Christian University	Fort Worth, Texas	Active	^: 21–22
Epsilon Nu	September 11, 1955 – 2012; 2017	Texas Tech University	Lubbock, Texas	Active	^: 25
Epsilon Lambda	September 17, 1955	Ripon College	Ripon, Wisconsin	Active	^: 29, 33
Epsilon Xi	May 5, 1956 – 2015; 2021	University of Houston	Houston, Texas	Active	^: 35–37
Epsilon Omicron	June 27, 1957	University of Western Ontario	London, Ontario, Canada	Active
Epsilon Pi	March 30, 1958 – 2018	University of Northern Colorado	Greeley, Colorado	Inactive	^: 64
Epsilon Rho (see Alpha Beta Original)	April 12, 1958 – 2019	University of Richmond	Richmond, Virginia	Inactive	^: 66, 68
Epsilon Tau	April 25, 1959	Murray State University	Murray, Kentucky	Active	^: 75, 78
Epsilon Sigma	May 17, 1959	Florida Southern College	Lakeland, Florida	Active	^: 75, 78
Epsilon Upsilon	February 13, 1960	Arizona State University	Tempe, Arizona	Active	^: 97–98
Epsilon Phi	April 10, 1960	Southeast Missouri State University	Cape Girardeau, Missouri	Active	^{: 99, 100–101}
Epsilon Chi	February 11, 1961 – 1983	Lamar University	Beaumont, Texas	Inactive	^{: 107–108}
Epsilon Psi	February 11, 1961	Sam Houston State University	Huntsville, Texas	Active	^{: 107–109}
Epsilon Omega	June 17, 1962	Ball State University	Muncie, Indiana	Active	^{: 131, 133}
Zeta Alpha				Unassigned
Zeta Beta				Unassigned
Zeta Gamma				Unassigned
Zeta Delta				Unassigned
Zeta Epsilon				Unassigned
Beta Alpha	June 27, 1963 – April 1970	Western Reserve University	Cleveland, Ohio	Consolidated	^{: 142–143}
Zeta Theta	November 10, 1963	Kettering University	Flint, Michigan	Active	^{: 155, 157}
Zeta Eta	November 24, 1963	East Texas A&M University	Commerce, Texas	Active	^{: 158–159}
Zeta Iota	December 13, 1964	Pittsburg State University	Pittsburg, Kansas	Active	^{: 169–170}
Zeta Kappa	April 11, 1965 – 2007; 2017	University of California, Santa Barbara	Santa Barbara, California	Active	^{: 174, 177}
Zeta Lambda	September 26, 1965	Kent State University	Kent, Ohio	Active	^{: 192–194}
Zeta Mu	December 11, 1965	Western Kentucky University	Bowling Green, Kentucky	Active	^{: 196–197}
Zeta Nu	January 16, 1966	Western Michigan University	Kalamazoo, Michigan	Active	^{: 199–202}
Zeta Xi	April 3, 1966 – 2021	California State University, Northridge	Los Angeles, California	Inactive	^{: 203–205}
Zeta Omicron	February 19, 1967	Northern Arizona University	Flagstaff, Arizona	Active	^: 214
Zeta Pi	March 19, 1967	Texas A&M University–Kingsville	Kingsville, Texas	Active	^{: 215–216}
Zeta Rho	April 21, 1967	Central Michigan University	Mount Pleasant, Michigan	Active	^{: 218–219}
Zeta Sigma	May 14, 1967 – 2016	Eastern New Mexico University	Portales, New Mexico	Inactive	^{: 220–222}
Zeta Tau	December 10, 1967	Fort Hays State University	Hays, Kansas	Active	^{: 236–237}
Zeta Upsilon	April 21, 1968	College of William & Mary	Williamsburg, Virginia	Active	^{: 241–242}
Zeta Phi	December 15, 1968 – 1985; 2008	New Mexico State University	Las Cruces, New Mexico	Active	^{: 246–247}
Zeta Chi	March 23, 1969 – 2008	University of Nevada, Las Vegas	Paradise, Nevada	Inactive	^{: 248–249}
Zeta Omega	May 18, 1969	East Tennessee State University	Johnson City, Tennessee	Active	^{: 251–252}
Eta Alpha	January 11, 1970	Eastern Kentucky University	Richmond, Kentucky	Active	^{: 275–276}
Eta Beta	March 8, 1970 – 1998; 2013	California State University, Long Beach	Long Beach, California	Active	^{: 277, 279}
Eta Gamma	April 5, 1970	Middle Tennessee State University	Murfreesboro, Tennessee	Active	^: 281
Eta Delta	April 19, 1970	Tennessee Tech	Cookeville, Tennessee	Active	^{: 285–286}
Eta Epsilon	May 16, 1970	University of South Alabama	Mobile, Alabama	Active	^{: 288–289}
Eta Zeta	November 21, 1970	Georgia Southern University	Statesboro, Georgia	Active	^{: 294–295}
Eta Theta	December 19, 1970	Georgia Southwestern State University	Americus, Georgia	Active	^{: 297–298}
Eta Iota	March 6, 1971	Embry–Riddle Aeronautical University	Daytona Beach, Florida	Active	^{: 299–301}
Eta Kappa	April 3, 1971 – 2009; 2014	Missouri State University	Springfield, Missouri	Active	^{: 303–304}
Eta Lambda	November 13, 1971 – 2018	Virginia Tech	Blacksburg, Virginia	Inactive	^{: 327–329}
Eta Mu	December 11, 1971 – 2017; 2023	Eastern Illinois University	Charleston, Illinois	Active	^{: 329–330}
Eta Nu	September 17, 1972 – 2000	Northern Illinois University	DeKalb, Illinois	Inactive	^{: 339, 341}
Eta Xi	April 28, 1973	Austin Peay State University	Clarksville, Tennessee	Active	^{: 345–346}
Eta Omicron	November 3, 1973	Indiana University of Pennsylvania	Indiana, Pennsylvania	Active	^{: 372–373}
Eta Pi	January 26, 1974 - 2025	University of Central Florida	Orlando, Florida	Inactive	^{: 375–376}
Eta Rho	April 20, 1974	University of North Alabama	Florence, Alabama	Active	^{: 380, 383}
Eta Sigma	January 25, 1975 – 1995; 2004	University of California, Irvine	Irvine, California	Active	^: 389
Eta Tau	April 12, 1975	Stephen F. Austin State University	Nacogdoches, Texas	Active	^: 393
Eta Upsilon	February 21, 1976	Texas A&M University	College Station, Texas	Active	^{: 409–410}
Eta Phi	January 22, 1977	Troy University	Troy, Alabama	Active	^: 427
Eta Chi	April 16, 1977	Youngstown State University	Youngstown, Ohio	Active	^: 429
Eta Psi	May 7, 1977 – 2018	Clemson University	Clemson, South Carolina	Inactive	^{: 433–434}
Eta Omega	April 8, 1978 – 2010; 2016	Baylor University	Waco, Texas	Active	^{: 460–461}
Theta Alpha	May 27, 1978 – 2003; 2015–2024	PennWest Clarion	Clarion, Pennsylvania	Inactive	^{: 465–466}
Theta Beta	March 3, 1979	University of South Florida	Tampa, Florida	Active	^{: 475–476}
Theta Gamma	December 6, 1980	Drake University	Des Moines, Iowa	Active
Theta Delta (see Sigma Chi Sigma)	1981–2019	University of Southern Mississippi	Hattiesburg, Mississippi	Inactive
Theta Epsilon	May 1982	University of North Georgia	Dahlonega, Georgia	Active
Theta Zeta	1983	Bridgewater State University	Bridgewater, Massachusetts	Active
Theta Eta	August 27, 1983	Missouri University of Science and Technology	Rolla, Missouri	Active
Theta Iota	1984–2012, 2017	Saint Louis University	St. Louis, Missouri	Active
Theta Kappa	1984–2019	University of Texas at Arlington	Arlington, Texas	Inactive
Theta Lambda	1984–2004	University of San Diego	San Diego, California	Inactive
Theta Mu	1984–2006, 2009	Spring Hill College	Mobile, Alabama	Active
Theta Nu	1984	Alma College	Alma, Michigan	Active
Theta Xi	1985–2015	California State University, Sacramento	Sacramento, California	Inactive
Theta Omicron	April 27, 1985	University of California, Davis	Davis, California	Active
Theta Pi	1985–2018	Indiana State University	Terre Haute, Indiana	Inactive
Theta Rho	1985–2015, 2022	Illinois State University	Normal, Illinois	Active
Theta Sigma	November 16, 1985	California State Polytechnic University, Pomona	Pomona, California	Active
Theta Tau	1986–1999, 2009	Texas State University	San Marcos, Texas	Active
Theta Upsilon	1986	Yale University	New Haven, Connecticut	Active
Theta Phi	1986–2002	California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo	San Luis Obispo, California	Inactive
Theta Chi	1987	Arkansas State University	Jonesboro, Arkansas	Active
Theta Psi	March 28, 1987	University of Waterloo	Waterloo, Ontario, Canada	Active
Theta Omega	April 11, 1987	Elon University	Elon, North Carolina	Active
Iota Alpha	1987–2016	California State University, San Bernardino	San Bernardino, California	Inactive
Iota Beta	1987–2015	James Madison University	Harrisonburg, Virginia	Inactive
Iota Gamma	1988	Jacksonville University	Jacksonville, Florida	Active
Iota Delta	1988–2004	University at Albany, SUNY	Albany, New York	Inactive
Iota Epsilon	1988	College of Charleston	Charleston, South Carolina	Active
Iota Zeta	April 17, 1988	Clarkson University	Potsdam, New York	Active
Iota Eta	1988	Western Connecticut State University	Danbury, Connecticut	Active
Iota Theta	1988–2013	University of Dayton	Dayton, Ohio	Inactive
Iota Kappa	1988	Fairleigh Dickinson University	Madison, New Jersey	Active
Iota Lambda	1989	University of Louisville	Louisville, Kentucky	Active
Iota Mu	March 18, 1989	Wilfrid Laurier University	Waterloo, Ontario, Canada	Active
Iota Nu	1989	Furman University	Greenville, South Carolina	Active
Iota Xi	April 29, 1989	George Mason University	Fairfax, Virginia	Active
Iota Omicron	October 28, 1989	Western Illinois University	Macomb, Illinois	Active
Iota Pi	1989	Marquette University	Milwaukee, Wisconsin	Active
Iota Rho	February 24, 1990 – 20xx ?	Bishop's University	Lennoxville, Quebec, Canada	Inactive
Iota Sigma	March 31, 1990	Valparaiso University	Valparaiso, Indiana	Active
Iota Tau	1990	University of St. Thomas	Saint Paul, Minnesota	Active
Iota Upsilon	1990–2014, 2021	Boston University	Boston, Massachusetts	Active
Iota Phi	1990	University of North Texas	Denton, Texas	Active
Iota Chi	1991	University of California, San Diego	San Diego, California	Active
Iota Psi	1991–2017, 2024	Rutgers University–New Brunswick	New Brunswick, New Jersey	Active
Iota Omega	1991	Loyola Marymount University	Los Angeles, California	Active
Kappa Alpha				Unassigned
Kappa Beta	1991	University of North Florida	Jacksonville, Florida	Active
Kappa Gamma	1991	Western Carolina University	Cullowhee, North Carolina	Active
Kappa Delta				Unassigned
Kappa Epsilon	1992–2012, 2023	University of Delaware	Newark, Delaware	Active
Kappa Zeta	1992	Radford University	Radford, Virginia	Active
Kappa Eta	1992	Harvard University	Cambridge, Massachusetts	Active
Kappa Theta	1992	California State University, Chico	Chico, California	Active
Kappa Iota	1993	Southern Utah University	Cedar City, Utah	Active
Kappa Lambda	1994	College of Idaho	Caldwell, Idaho	Active
Kappa Mu	April 9, 1994	University of Windsor	Windsor, Ontario, Canada	Active
Kappa Nu	1994–2004	State University of New York at Oswego	Oswego, New York	Inactive
Kappa Xi	1996	Tarleton State University	Stephenville, Texas	Active
Kappa Omicron	1998	Pepperdine University	Malibu, California	Active
Kappa Pi	2000–2011, 2021	Towson University	Towson, Maryland	Active
Kappa Rho	October 9, 1999	American University	Washington, D.C.	Active
Kappa Sigma	2003	University of the Pacific	Stockton, California	Active
Kappa Tau	November 22, 2003	Minnesota State University, Mankato	Mankato, Minnesota	Active
Kappa Upsilon	2004–2023	Johns Hopkins University	Baltimore, Maryland	Inactive
Kappa Phi	2005	Embry–Riddle Aeronautical University, Prescott	Prescott, Arizona	Active
Kappa Chi	December 10, 2005 – 2023	Villanova University	Villanova, Pennsylvania	Inactive
Kappa Psi	2007	University of Tennessee at Martin	Martin, Tennessee	Active
Kappa Omega	2007–2022	University of Tampa	Tampa, Florida	Inactive
Lambda Alpha	2007–2024	Knox College	Galesburg, Illinois	Inactive
Lambda Beta	2008–2020	University of West Florida	Pensacola, Florida	Inactive
Lambda Gamma	2008	Santa Clara University	Santa Clara, California	Active
Lambda Delta	March 14, 2009	University of California, Merced	Merced, California	Active
Lambda Epsilon	2009	University of New Haven	West Haven, Connecticut	Active
Lambda Zeta	2010	Florida Gulf Coast University	Lee County, Florida	Active
Lambda Eta	2010	Bryant University	Smithfield, Rhode Island	Active
Lambda Theta	November 20, 2010	University of Ottawa	Ottawa, Ontario, Canada	Active
Lambda Iota	2011	Florida International University	Miami, Florida	Active
Lambda Kappa	2011	Rochester Institute of Technology	Henrietta, New York	Active
Lambda Mu	October 22, 2011	Valdosta State University	Valdosta, Georgia	Active
Lambda Nu	2012	Loyola University Chicago	Chicago, Illinois	Active
Lambda Xi	April 28, 2012	Boise State University	Boise, Idaho	Active
Lambda Omicron	2012	Southern Illinois University Carbondale	Carbondale, Illinois	Active
Lambda Pi	November 3, 2012	Carnegie Mellon University	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	Active
Lambda Rho	2012 – March 17, 2022	Saint Francis University	Loretto, Pennsylvania	Active
Lambda Sigma	2013	University of New Hampshire	Durham, New Hampshire	Active
Lambda Tau	May 4, 2013	Florida Atlantic University	Boca Raton, Florida	Active
Lambda Upsilon	2013	Bentley University	Waltham, Massachusetts	Active
Lambda Phi	2014	University of West Georgia	Carrollton, Georgia	Active
Lambda Chi	2014	University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee	Milwaukee, Wisconsin	Active
Lambda Psi	2014	University of Louisiana at Lafayette	Lafayette, Louisiana	Active
Lambda Omega	2015	DePaul University	Chicago, Illinois	Active
Mu Alpha	2015	University of North Carolina at Charlotte	Charlotte, North Carolina	Inactive
Mu Beta	2015	California State University San Marcos	San Marcos, California	Active
Mu Gamma	2017	Binghamton University	Binghamton, New York	Active
Mu Delta	2017 – February 24, 2023	Virginia Commonwealth University	Richmond, Virginia	Inactive
Mu Epsilon	December 2, 2017	University of Massachusetts Amherst	Amherst, Massachusetts	Active
Mu Zeta	December 1, 2018	Brock University	St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada	Active
Mu Eta	2019	West Chester University	West Chester, Pennsylvania	Active
Mu Theta	November 11, 2019	Georgetown University	Washington, D.C.	Active
Mu Iota	2021	University of Texas at San Antonio	San Antonio, Texas	Active
Mu Kappa	October 16, 2021	University of North Carolina Wilmington	Wilmington, North Carolina	Active
Mu Lambda	2023	Sacred Heart University	Fairfield, Connecticut	Active
Mu Nu	2024	University of Alabama at Birmingham	Birmingham, Alabama	Active
Mu Xi	February 22, 2025	Belmont University	Nashville, Tennessee	Active
Sigma Chi Beta (see Beta Theta)		University of Pittsburgh	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	Associate
Sigma Chi Epsilon (see Gamma Psi)		Michigan State University	East Lansing, Michigan	Associate
Sigma Chi Mu		Mount Royal University	Calgary, Alberta, Canada	Associate
Sigma Chi Sigma (see Theta Delta)		University of Southern Mississippi	Hattiesburg, Mississippi	Associate

Notes

↑ Chapter went inactive during the Civil War was not reformed until 1892.
1 2 After the Alpha chapter at Miami University went inactive, the title of Alpha or Parent chapter was transferred to Gamma chapter at the fraternity's second convention on April 27, 1859. When the Miami chapter was revived in 1892, the Alpha title was restored to it.
↑ After going inactive, the chapter was reformed in 1926 from Sigma Phi (local), established in 1926.
↑ Jefferson College merged with Washington College to form Washington & Jefferson College in 1865. When the Jefferson campus was closed in 1869, many of the chapter's members transferred to other institutions, leading to the Jefferson chapter going inactive.
1 2 The chapter at the University of Virginia was originally called Rho. It went inactive during the Civil War and, by the time it reformed in 1866, the name Rho had been reassigned to a new chapter at Butler University. As a result, the Virginia chapter was reinstalled with the name Gamma in 1866; that name was available because Gamma (Original) had become Alpha (Second). However, the Virginia name was changed to Psi at the fraternity's sixth grand chapter meeting in 1866.
↑ The chapter formed at Pennsylvania College, which became Gettysburg College in 1921. It absorbed the Theta chapter of Upsilon Beta on February 3, 1874.
↑ Chapter formed from Iota Society, established in 1861.
1 2 The chapter was suspended by Sigma Chi in 1972 after being on probation for several years. However, it was reinstated in 1973.
↑ In February 1966, Phi chapter notified Sigma Chi that it was withdrawing and returning its charter; the fraternity declared the chapter inactive on January 21, 1967. This action resulted from the Sigma Chi grand council's denial of a pledge born in Hawaii but of Korean ancestry. Because discriminatory practices were against the policies of Lafayette College, the college indicated it would ban Sigma Chi from its campus if the initiation did not proceed. The chapter's members and alumni decided to move forward as a local fraternity called Sigma Phi Chi.
↑ Chapter formed from Kappa Phi Lambda, established in 1865. Later, it absorbed Eclectic.
↑ After going inactive, the chapter was reformed in 1936 from Alpha Delta Alpha (local), established in 1928.
↑ After going inactive, the chapter was reformed in 1931 from Phi Sigma Epsilon (local), established in 1926. The Sigma Chi executive committee suspended the chapter in 1972, after first placing it on probation and alumni supervision without achieving the desired level of compliance.
↑ After going inactive, the chapter was reformed in 1923 from Delta Delta (local), established in 1913.
↑ Chapter formed at Howard College, which was renamed Samford in 1965.
↑ After going inactive, the chapter reformed in 1910 from U.P.L. (local), established in 1894.
↑ The Wooster chapter's successor on campus was Tri-Kapp (local, 1913 to 1965). Due to the negativity associated with those Greek letters, this group was renamed Kappa Chi (local, 1965 to 2005), with a later faction splitting to form Omega Alpha Tau (local, 1976 to c. 1995). As is the Wooster practice, these local fraternities called themselves with 'section' monikers, in this case, "VII Section". See List of fraternities and sororities at the College of Wooster.
↑ After going inactive, the chapter was reformed in 1914 from Phi Epsilon (local), established in 1913.
1 2 The chapter at the University of Michigan was originally chartered as Psi Psi. After going inactive, Psi Psi chapter was reformed as Theta Theta because its former name had been reassigned to a chapter at Syracuse University.
↑ The chapter was formed at Southern University in Greensboro, Alabama. Southern merged with Birmingham College to form Birmingham-Southern College in 1918. The school closed due to financial difficulties in the Spring of 2024.
1 2 The chapter at Richmond University was originally Alpha Beta. The chapter went inactive in 1881, and its name was reassigned to the University of California, Berkeley in 1886. As a result, the Richmond chapter was called Epsilon Rho when it was reformed in 1958.
↑ Chapter formed from Athenaeum, established in 1878.
↑ Chapter formed from Omega Sigma Theta, established in 1882.
↑ The university suspended the chapter in July 2022.
↑ Chapter formed from I.S.C., established in 1882. The chapter was suspended in 1980 following the serious injury of a pledge participating in the chapter's high-risk activities. After the pledge recovered, the chapter was reinstated.
↑ The Sigma Chi executive committee revoked the chapter's charter in 1968 after its members had a disagreement with grand counsul Floyd Baker about the fraternity's membership policies. The chapter was reformed in 1972. However, the executive committee suspended the chapter in 1979 for violating the constitution and pledge training policies.
↑ Chapter formed from the Crimson Halberd Society, established in 1886.
↑ After going inactive, the chapter reformed from Sigma Kappa Delta (local), established in 1912.
↑ In January 2021, the university suspended their recognition of the chapter through the summer of 2024 for violating COVID-19 policies in the fall of 2020. However, the chapter has continued to operate.
↑ In April 1965, the Sigma Chi executive committee suspended Alpha Omega over rumors that the chapter planned to pledge a Black student, with or without the fraternity's approval. In fact, the chapter offered a bid to a Black student three days before it was suspended. Although the executive committee reinstated it the next year, the chapter decided to disaffiliate on November 10, 1966, because of the fraternity's membership policies. Its charter was revoked by the fraternity on January 21, 1967, and the former chapter's members formed Sigma Chi Omega (local).
↑ The Sigma Chi Executive Committee suspended the chapter in 2022 due to accountability issues.
↑ Chapter formed from Phi Zeta Mu, established in 1857. The chapter went inactive in 1960 when Dartmouth College banned the discriminatory recruitment policies that were dictated by the fraternity's national constitution, specifically limiting its membership to white males.
↑ In October 1964, the chapter surrendered its charter because the fraternity's membership procedure, which gave grand chapter members the ability to veto potential members, conflicted with the university's policy, which required autonomy in membership recruitment at the local level.
↑ The chapter disbanded in 1952 over the fraternity's "whites-only" policy.
↑ Chapter formed from Delta Rho, established in 1896.
↑ Chapter formed from the Egyptians Club, established in 1900. In 2021, the university withdrew its recognition of the chapter for "risk management and member accountability issues". Sigma Chi suspended the chapter and, in February 2022, the chapter surrendered its charter.
↑ The chapter formed from Chi Alpha Sigma, established in 1900. The national executive committee suspended the chapter in January 1957 after its membership dwindled.
↑ Chapter formed from Beta Phi, established in 1904.
↑ Chapter formed from the Indian Club, established in 1902.
↑ Chapter formed from Eta Pi Mu, established in 1904.
↑ Chapter formed from Delta Sigma, established in 1904.
↑ Chapter formed from Bungaloo Club, established in 1906.
1 2 Beta Eta chapter formed from Kappa Tau Phi, established in 1904. It originally was a "twin" chapter, serving both Case Institute of Technology and Western Reserve University. In June 1963, the chapter had grown and needed more housing than its chapter house could accommodate. It split into Beta Alpha for Western Reserve and Beta Eta for Case. The two chapters consolidated back into Beta Eta when the two colleges merged to form Case Western Reserve University.
↑ Chapter formed from Delta Kappa, established in 1902.
↑ Chapter formed from Khoda Klan, established in 1907. Later, it absorbed Psi Kappa.
↑ Chapter formed from Lambda Chi, established in 1910.
↑ Chapter formed from Mu Kappa Klan, established in 1909.
↑ Chapter formed from Theta Psi, established in 1910.
↑ Chapter formed from Chi Phi, established in 1872. The chapter returned its charter in December 1965 to comply with Brown University's policy that prohibited Sigma Phi Fraternity's restrictive membership clauses. In 1996, the former chapter's members established the local fraternity Swyndlestock. Beta Nu reformed from Swyndlestock in 1973.
↑ Chapter formed from Sigma Tau, established in 1903.
↑ Chapter formed from Rho Sigma Gamma, established in 1909.
↑ Chapter formed from Phi Delta Sigma, established in 1912.
↑ Chapter formed from Delta Chi, established in 1910.
↑ Chapter formed from Sigma Kappa Delta, established in 1913.
↑ Chapter formed from Sigma Rho Delta, established in 1911.
↑ Chapter formed from Delta Sigma, established in 1917.
↑ Chapter formed from Tau Delta Psi, established in 1917. The Sigma Chi executive committee suspended the chapter in 1972 at the recommendation of the university and the local alumni group.
↑ Chapter formed from Sigma Phi, established in 1918.
↑ Chapter formed from Pi Alpha Sigma, established in 1919.
↑ Chapter formed from Kappa Phi Alpha. In November 1974, the charter was expanded to include Ryerson Polytechnical Institute, which is now Toronto Metropolitan University.
↑ Chapter formed from Sigma Beta Chi, established in 1908.
↑ Chapter formed from Tau Delta Sigma, established in 1916. It went inactive in December 1967 after the Sigma Chi Grand Council failed to approve an Asian pledge. The chapter was rechartered after the fraternity changed its membership policies in April 1970.
↑ Chapter formed from Delta Theta, established in 1920.
↑ Chapter formed from Phi Alpha Psi, established in 1921.
↑ Chapter formed from Sigma Phi, established in 1922.
↑ Chapter formed from Sigma Phi, established in 1923.
↑ Chapter formed from Sigma Alpha, established in 1904.
↑ Chapter formed from Alpha Phi Kappa, established in 1921.
↑ The chapter formed from the Commons Club (local), established in 1906. The Sigma Chi executive council withdrew the chapter's charter when new policies at Wesleyan University conflicted with discriminatory clauses in the fraternity's constitution.
↑ Chapter formed from the Delta Club, established in 1927.
↑ Chapter formed from Independents Club, established in 1923.
↑ The chapter formed from Theta Pi Delta, established in 1923. The Sigma Chi executive committee revoked the chapter's charter in 1963 because the chapter had initiated two Jewish members on April 15, 1962. Changes to the fraternity's constitution had removed the "whites-only" clause but gave any one of the 65 Grand Officers the right to object to a recruit. Although these pledges were not the first Jews to join Sigma Chi, an objection had been raised. The chapter proceeded with the initiation ceremony with the support of its campus advisors, citing the university's policy that prohibited outside involvement in the selection of fraternity members. As punishment, an officer placed the chapter on strict probation for one year, starting on August 29, 1962. However, after debate at the Grand Council meeting in October 1962, this decision was overruled, clearing the way for a new ruling by the executive committee.
↑ The university reversed its recognition of the chapter in October 2016 for hazing and violating the university's code of conduct.
↑ Chapter formed from Sigma Delta Epsilon, established in 1917.
↑ Chapter formed from Delta Tau.
↑ Chapter formed from Phi Kappa Delta, established in 1934.
↑ Chapter formed from Delta Kappa, established in 1922.
↑ Chapter formed from the Georgia Rifles, established in 1904.
↑ Chapter formed from Pi Chi, established in 1926.
↑ Chapter originated as Iota Sigma, a local fraternity that was established in 1916 and became the Delta chapter of the Sigma Phi Sigma national fraternity. It disaffiliated from Sigma Phi Sigma in 1941 and joined Sigma Chi the next year.
↑ Chapter formed from the Alpha Gamma chapter of Beta Kappa, established in 1925 and released from that fraternity during a merger.
↑ Chapter formed from Alpha Phi, established in 1912. It went inactive in 1951 when the fraternity's membership practices violated the university policy that prohibited groups that discriminated based on race or religion. After the fraternity changed its policy, the chapter reformed from Sigma Chi Alpha (local), established in 1951 by the former members of the Gamma Omega chapter.
↑ Chapter formed from Sigma Tau, established in 1919.
↑ Chapter formed from Delta Kappa, established in 1946. In 1969, the chapter voted to return its charter so that it had the local autonomy needed to initiate a black pledge.
↑ Chapter formed from Phi Lambda Xi, established in 1925. Sigma Chi suspended the chapter in 2013.
↑ Chapter formed from Sigma Theta Gamma, established in 1910. In 2021, the university suspended the chapter until 2025 for hazing.
↑ Chapter formed from Sigma Phi, established in 1911.
↑ Chapter formed from Delta Alpha Psi, established in 1910.
↑ Chapter formed from Tau Sigma Tau, established in 1947.
↑ Chapter formed from Sigma Mu Chi (local), established in the spring of 1922 from the Amphictyon Literary Society, which was founded in 1893 and originally called the Clionian Literary Society.
↑ Chapter formed from Phi Epsilon Phi, established in 1921.
↑ Chapter formed from Sigma Tau, established in 1921.
↑ Chapter formed from Delta Sigma Gamma, established in 1939.
↑ Chapter formed from Gamma Omega, established in 1951.
↑ Chapter formed from Gan Bey (local), established on May 14, 1947.
↑ Chapter was originally formed as the Campus Men's Club in October 1954.
↑ Chapter formed from Delta Psi (local), established on February 4, 1903.
↑ Chapter formed from Delta Alpha (local), established February 3, 1948.
↑ Chapter formed from the Benton Society (local), established in 1892. At the time of the merger of the two groups in 1960, there were nearly 2,000 Benton alumni.
↑ Chapter was chartered at Lamar State College of Technology, which became Lamar University in 1971. It formed from Kappa Phi (local), established in the spring of 1956, to affiliate with a national fraternity.
↑ The chapter was chartered at Sam Houston State Teachers College, which became Sam Houston State College in 1965 and Sam Houston State University in 1969. It formed from the Cabelleros (local fraternity), established in the fall of 1949. The Cabelleros had initiated 256 members at the time of the merger.
↑ The chapter was chartered at Ball State Teachers College, which became Ball State University in 1965. It formed from Sigma Delta (local), established as the Pioneer Club in 1959 with the intent of becoming a chapter of Sigma Chi.
↑ The chapter formed from Phi Sigma Phi (local), established in 1929 at the General Motors Institute of Technology, which became Kettering in 1998.
↑ Chapter formed from Alpha Chi Alpha (local), established in 1961 at East Texas State College, which became Texas A&M University–Commerce in 1996 and is now East Texas A&M University.
↑ The chapter was chartered at Kansas State College of Pittsburgh, which became Pittsburgh State University in 1977. It formed from Xi Omega (local), established in October 1960 to become a chapter of Sigma Chi.
↑ Zeta Chi was chartered at the San Fernando Valley State College, which later became California State University, Northridge.
↑ Chapter was chartered at Texas College of Arts and Industries, which became Texas A&M University–Kingsville in 1993. It formed from Sigma Rho (local), established in 1962.
↑ Chapter formed from Alpha Alpha Chi (local), established on April 22, 1963, to become a chapter of Sigma Chi.
↑ Chapter formed from Prometheans (local), established in 1962 by independents and former members of the Kansas Alpha chapter of Kappa Sigma Kappa who wanted to join Sigma Chi.
↑ Chapter formed from Keplar Society (local), established on May 21, 1962, to eventually join a national fraternity. Keplar was previously called Goats and Zeta Beta.
↑ Chapter formed from Sigma Rho (local), established in February 1966 to join Sigma Chi.
↑ Chapter was chartered at Nevada Southern College, which became the University of Nevada, Las Vegas in 1969.
↑ Chapter formed from Beta Omicron Chi (local), established on November 22, 1966.
↑ Chapter formed from Chi Alpha Pi (local), established on June 16, 1966, to become a chapter of Sigma Chi.
↑ Chapter formed from Kappa Omega (local), established in October 1965.
↑ Chapter formed from Sigma Delta Epsilon (local), established in 1966.
↑ Chapter was chartered at Southwest Missouri State University, which became Missouri State University.
↑ The chapter formed from Lambda Chi (local), established on January 28, 1969. Later, it withdrew from the fraternity and became the Center Club.
↑ Chapter formed from Theta Delta Xi (local), established on October 3, 1968.
↑ Chapter formed from Kappa Sigma Phi (local), established in 1968.
↑ Chapter was chartered at Florida Technological University, now the University of Central Florida.
↑ Chapter was chartered at Florence State University, which became the University of North Alabama in 1974.
↑ Chapter formed from Sigma Rho (local), established on March 22, 1974.
↑ Chapter formed from Kappa Phi (local), established in 1972.
↑ Chapter formed from Sigma Delta Phi (local), established in the fall of 1971 by men who had belonged to a fraternity of that name at a junior college.
↑ Chapter was chartered at Clarion State College, now PennWest Clarion. It formed from Alpha Sigma Chi (local), established on December 17, 1969.
↑ Chapter formed from Phi Sigma Chi, established in 1976.
↑ Chapter formed from Pi Upsilon Pi, established in 1980
↑ Chapter formed from Theta Zeta Chi, established in 1978. Sigma Chi suspended the chapter in 2019 after an alcohol-related hazing incident resulted in the death of a pledge.
↑ Chapter formed from Phi Lambda Chi (local), established in 1981.
↑ Chapter formed from the Old Campus Society (local), established in 1984.
↑ Chapter formed from Delta Omega Chi (local), established in 1985.
↑ Chapter formed from Sigma Theta Chi (local), established in 1987.
↑ Chapter formed from Propylon (local), established in 1981.
↑ Chapter formed from Kappa Omega (local), established in 1984.
↑ Chapter formed from Alpha Chi Epsilon (local), established in 1989.
↑ Chapter formed from Shield (local), established in 1991.
↑ Chapter formed from Alpha Kappa (local) established in 1864.
↑ Chapter formed from Beta Sigma Lambda (local), established in 1999.
↑ The Sigma Chi executive committee suspended the chapter in 2022 after years of declining membership.
↑ This colony was established on August 2, 2018.

Alumni chapters

In the following Sigma Chi alumni chapter list, active chapters are indicated in bold and inactive chapters are in italics.

Chapter	Original name	Charter date and range	City	State or province or country	Status
Akron Alumni			Akron	Ohio	Inactive
Albuquerque Alumni			Alburquerque	New Mexico	Active
Altoona Alumni		November 27, 1912	Altoona	Pennsylvania
Americus Alumni			Americus	Georgia	Active
Anchorage Alumni			Anchorage	Alaska	Active
Anderson Alumni		May 7, 1913	Anderson	Indiana
Asheville Alumni			Asheville	North Carolina	Inactive
Atlanta Alumni		March 11, 1904	Atlanta	Georgia	Active
Austin Alumni			Austin	Texas	Active
Baltimore Alumni		February 25, 1903	Baltimore	Maryland	Inactive
Bartlesville Alumni			Bartlesville	Oklahoma	Active
Baton Rouge Alumni Association			Baton Rouge	Louisiana	Active
Billings Alumni			Billings	Montana	Inactive
Birmingham Alumni		June 19, 1914	Birmingham	Alabama	Active
Bismarck Alumni			Bismarck	North Dakota	Active
Bloomington Alumni		June 11, 1907	Bloomington	Indiana	Inactive
Boca Rotan Alumni			Boca Raton	Florida	Active
Boise Alumni			Boise	Idaho	Active
Boston Alumni		March 26, 1900	Newton	Massachusetts	Active
Bozeman Alumni			Bozeman	Montana	Inactive
Calgary Alumni		April 2017	Calgory	Alberta, Canada	Active
California Capital Region Alumni			Folsom	California	Active
Capital City Alumni			Washington, D.C.	District of Columbia	Inactive
Central Arkansas Alumni			Little Rock	Arkansas	Active
Central Florida Alumni				Florida	Inactive
Central Iowa Alumni Association				Iowa	Inactive
Central Kentucky Alumni				Kentucky	Inactive
Central Michigan Alumni			Mount Pleasant	Michigan	Active
Central Missouri Alumni			Columbia	Missouri	Active
Central New York Alumni Association			Jamesville	New York	Active
Central Ohio Alumni			Galena	Ohio	Active
Central Texas Alumni			San Marcos	Texas	Active
Central Virginia Alumni			Richmond	Virginia	Inactive
Charleston S.C. Alumni			Charleston	South Carolina	Inactive
Charleston, WV Alumni		February 26, 1906	Charleston	West Virginia	Active
Charlotte Alumni			Charlotte	North Carolina	Active
Chattahoochee Valley Area Alumni			LaGrange	Georgia	Active
Chattanooga Alumni			Chattanooga	Tennessee	Active
Chesapeake Bay Alumni				Virginia	Inactive
Cheyenne Alumni			Cheyenne	Wyoming	Inactive
Chicago Alumni	Omega Alumni	1882	Chicago	Illinois	Inactive
Chicago DuPage Alumni			Riverside	Illinois	Active
Chicago Metro Alumni			Glenview	Illinois	Active
Chicago North Shore Alumni			Deerfield	Illinois	Active
Chicago Northwest Suburban Alumni			Chicago	Illinois	Inactive
Cincinnati Alumni	Theta Alumni	1881	Cincinnati	Ohio	Active
Clarksburg Alumni		May 17, 1913	Clarksburg	West Virginia
Clarksville (Tenn.) Alumni			Clarksville	Tennessee	Active
Cleveland Alumni		January 5, 1905	Westlake	Ohio	Active
Cleveland County Alumni Association			Cleveland County	Oklahoma	Inactive
College Park Alumni			Olney	Maryland	Active
Collin County Alumni			Collin County	Texas	Inactive
Columbia Alumni			Columbia	South Carolina	Active
Columbus Alumni		March 30, 1901	Columbus	Ohio	Inactive
Coos Bay Alumni		January 13, 1915	Coos Bay, Oregon	Oregon
Corpus Christi Alumni			Corpus Christi	Texas	Inactive
Dallas Alumni		November 23, 1911	McKinney	Texas	Active
Danville Alumni		January 11, 1910	Danville	Kentucky	Inactive
Dayton Area Alumni		June 8, 1909	Dayton	Ohio	Inactive
Denver Alumni		March 1, 1902	Highlands Ranch	Colorado	Active
Des Moines Alumni		March 14, 1912	Des Moines	Iowa	Inactive
Detroit Alumni		March 25, 1904	Rochester	Michigan	Active
Duluth Alumni		November 3, 1910	Duluth	Minnesota	Inactive
Elliott Bay Alumni			Seattle	Washington	Inactive
Enid Alumni			Enid	Oklahoma	Active
Eugene Alumni'		March 28, 1914	Eugene	Oregon
Fargo Alumni		September 1, 1914	Fargo	North Dakota	Active
Flagstaff Alumni			Phoenix	Arizona	Active
Fort Lauderdale Alumni			Fort Lauderdale	Florida	Active
Fort Myers/Lee County Alumni Association			Naples	Florida	Active
Fort Worth Alumni			Burleson	Texas	Active
Fresno Alumni			Fresno	California	Active
Grand Forks Alumni			Moorhead	Minnesota	Active
Grand Rapids Alumni			Grand Rapids	Michigan	Inactive
Greater Fairfield County Alumni			Stamford	Connecticut	Active
Greater Miami Alumni			Miami	Florida	Active
Great Minnesota Alumni			Minneapolis	Minnesota	Active
Greater Nebraska Alumni				Nebraska	Inactive
Green Valley Alumni			Green Valley	Arizona	Inactive
Halifax/Greater Atlantic Canada Alumni		May 5, 1933	Dartmouth	Nova Scotia, Canada	Active
Hamilton Alumni		May 16, 1907	Hamilton	Ohio	Inactive
Harrisburg Alumni		July 26, 1907	Mount Joy	Pennsylvania	Active
Hartford Alumni			Enfield	Connecticut	Active
Hilton Head Alumni			Okatie	South Carolina	Active
Honolulu Alumni		March 28, 1914	Honolulu	Hawaii	Active
Houston Alumni			Houston	Texas	Active
Indianapolis Alumni	Iota Alumni	1882	Plainfield	Indiana	Active
Inland Empire Alumni			Ontario	California	Active
Iowa City-Cedar Rapids Alumni			Iowa City	Iowa	Inactive
Jackson Alumni			Madison	Mississippi	Active
Jacksonville Alumni			Jacksonville	Florida	Inactive
Johnson County Area Alumni			Johnson County	Kansas	Inactive
Kalamazoo Alumni			Kalamazoo	Michigan	Inactive
Kansas City MO Alumni		August 8, 1902	Kansas City	Missouri	Inactive
Kansas City Alumni			Overland Park	Kansas	Active
Katy Area Alumni			Katy	Texas	Active
Kern County Alumni			Bakersfield	California	Active
Knoxville Alumni			Morristown	Tennessee	Active
Lafayette Alumni			Lafayette	Louisiana	Active
Lafayette, IN Alumni	Eta Alumni	1881 – before 1912	Lafayette	Indiana	Inactive
Lakeland Alumni			Lakeland	Florida	Inactive
Lincoln Alumni		April 15, 1907	Lincoln	Nebraska	Inactive
Lincoln Park Alumni			Lincoln Park	Illinois	Inactive
Little Rock Alumni		April 20, 1909	Little Rock	Arkansas	Inactive
London UK Alumni			London	England	Active
Los Angeles Alumni		July 7, 1903	Los Angeles	California	Inactive
Los Angeles County Alumni			Manhattan Beach	California	Active
Louisville Alumni		April 13, 1904	Louisville	Kentucky	Active
Lubbock Alumni			Lubbock	Texas	Active
Madison Alumni		June 22, 1909	Madison	Wisconsin	Inactive
Manhattan Alumni			Manhattan	Kansas	Inactive
Memphis Area Alumni		October 8, 1907	Memphis	Tennessee	Inactive
Mid Cities Alumni			Allen	Texas	Active
Midland Texas Alumni			Midland	Texas	Active
Minneapolis Alumni			Minneapolis	Minnesota	Inactive
Milwaukee Alumni		December 22, 1899	Milwaukee	Wisconsin	Active
Manila Alumni		August 14, 1905	Manila	Philippines
Mississippi Gulf Coast Alumni				Mississippi	Inactive
Missoula Alumni		March 2, 1909	Missoula	Montana	Active
Mobile Alumni			Mobile	Alabama	Active
Monterey Bay Alumni			Aptos	California	Active
Montreal Alumni			Montreal	Quebec, Canada	Active
Morgantown Alumni			Morgantown	West Virginia	Active
Montgomery Alumni	Beta Alumni	1887	Montgomery	Alabama	Inactive
Naples Alumni			Naples	Florida	Active
Napa-Sonoma Alumni			Napa	California	Inactive
Narragansett Bay Alumni			Portsmouth	Rhode Island	Active
Nashville Alumni		May 10, 1893	Franklin	Tennessee	Active
Nebraska Area Alumni			Lincoln	Nebraska	Active
New Haven Alumni			Burlington	Connecticut	Active
New Orleans Alumni		1893	New Orleans	Louisiana	Inactive
New York City Alumni	Gamma Alumni	1890	Bethel	New York	Active
North Alabama Alumni			Muscle Shoals	Alabama	Active
North Florida Alumni Association				Florida	Inactive
North Texas Alumni				Texas	Inactive
Northeast Arkansas Alumni				Arkansas	Inactive
Northern Nevada Alumni				Nevada	Inactive
Northern New Jersey Alumni			West Orange	New Jersey	Active
Northern Virginia Alumni			Fairfax	Virginia	Active
Northwest Arkansas Alumni				Arkansas	Inactive
Northwest Indiana Alumni				Indiana	Inactive
Oakland East Bay Alumni			Concord	California	Active
Oklahoma City Alumni		March 16, 1909	Oklahoma City	Oklahoma	Inactive
Omaha Alumni		January 13, 1915	Omaha	Nebraska	Active
Orange County Alumni			Lake Forst	California	Active
Orlando Alumni			Orlando	Florida	Active
Ottawa Alumni			Nepean	Ontario, Canada	Active
Palm Beach Alumni			Palm Beach	Florida	Active
Parkersburg Alumni			Parkersburg	West Virginia	Inactive
Peninsula-San Mateo Alumni			San Mateo	California	Inactive
Peoria Alumni			Peoria	Illinois	Inactive
Philadelphia Alumni		1893	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania	Inactive
Phoenix Alumni		December 18, 1906	Scottsdale	Arizona	Active
Pike's Peak Region Alumni			Colorado Springs	Colorado	Active
Peoria Alumni		July 15, 1901	Peoria	Illinois	Inactive
Pittsburgh Alumni		October 2, 1902	Pittsburgh	Pennsylvania	Active
Plymouth Alumni			Plymouth	Illinois	Inactive
Portland Alumni		February 2, 1911	Portland	Oregon	Inactive
Prescott Alumni			Prescott	Arizona	Inactive
Providence Alumni			Providence	Rhode Island	Active
Raleigh Alumni			Raleigh	North Carolina	Active
Rochester Alumni			Rochester	New York	Inactive
St. Louis Alumni		May 4, 1903	St. Louis	Missouri	Active
St. Paul-Minneapolis		April 13, 1901	Saint Paul	Minneapolis	Inactive
Salt Lake City Alumni		June 16, 1908	Salt Lake City	Utah	Active
San Antonio Alumni			San Antonio	Texas	Active
San Diego Alumni			San Diego	California	Active
San Fernando Valley Alumni Association			San Fernando	California	Inactive
San Francisco Alumni Association		November 13, 1902	San Francisco	California	Active
San Jose Alumni			San Jose	California	Inactive
Santa Barbara Alumni Association			Santa Barbara	California	Inactive
Sarasota Area Sigma Chi Alumni			Cortez	Florida	Active
Seattle Alumni		November 4, 1908	Seattle	Washington	Active
Shreveport Alumni			Shreveport	Louisiana	Inactive
South Mississippi Alumni			Hattiesburg	Mississippi	Active
Southeast Missouri Alumni				Missouri	Inactive
Southern Maine Alumni Association				Maine	Inactive
Southern Minnesota Alumni				Minnesota	Inactive
Southern Nevada Alumni			Las Vegas	Nevada	Active
Southern Utah Alumni			Salt Lake City	Utah	Active
Space Coast Alumni			Merritt Island	Florida	Active
Spokane Alumni		April 11, 1912	Spokane	Washington	Inactive
Springfield Alumni	Alpha Alumni	1874 – 1910	Springfield	Ohio	Inactive
Springfield IL Alumni		June 27, 1902 – before 1912	Springfield	Illinois	Inactive
Starkville Alumni			Starkville	Mississippi	Active
State College Alumni			State College	Pennsylvania	Inactive
Statesboro Alumni			Statesboro	Georgia	Active
Stephensville Alumni			Seguin	Texas	Active
Stillwater Alumni			Stillwater	Oklahoma	Active
Stones River Alumni			Murfreesboro	Tennessee	Active
Syracuse Alumni		May 15, 1916	Syracuse	New York
Tacoma Alumni		April 6, 1911	Tacoma	Washington	Active
Tampa Bay Alumni			Tampa	Florida	Inactive
Toledo Area Alumni Association		January 5, 1905	Toledo	Ohio	Inactive
Toronto Alumni			Toronto	Ontario, Canada	Active
Troy Alumni		December 1911	Troy	New York	Inactive
Tucson Alumni			Tucson	Arizona	Active
Tulsa Alumni			Tulsa	Oklahoma	Active
Tupelo Alumni			Tupelo	Mississippi	Inactive
Twin City Alumni			Minneapolis-Saint Paul	Minnesota	Active
Upstate S.C. Alumni				South Carolina	Inactive
Valparaiso University Alumni			Valparaiso	Indiana	Inactive
Vancouver Alumni			Vancouver	British Columbia, Canada	Active
Washington D.C. Alumni	Epsilon Alumni	1889	Arlington	Virginia	Active
West Michigan Alumni			Portage	Michigan	Active
West Palm Beach Alumni			Palm Beach Gardens	Florida	Active
Western Florida Alumni Association				Florida	Inactive
Wichita Alumni		May 15, 1916	Wichita	Kansas
Windsor Alumni			Windsor	Ontario, Canada	Active
The Woodlands, Texas Alumni			The Woodlands	Texas	Active
Youngstown Alumni			Youngstown	Ohio	Active

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[9] Chapter went inactive during the Civil War was not reformed until 1892.

[Alpha_Chapter-10] 1 2 After the Alpha chapter at Miami University went inactive, the title of Alpha or Parent chapter was transferred to Gamma chapter at the fraternity's second convention on April 27, 1859. When the Miami chapter was revived in 1892, the Alpha title was restored to it.

[13] After going inactive, the chapter was reformed in 1926 from Sigma Phi (local), established in 1926.

[14] Jefferson College merged with Washington College to form Washington & Jefferson College in 1865. When the Jefferson campus was closed in 1869, many of the chapter's members transferred to other institutions, leading to the Jefferson chapter going inactive.

[University_of_Virginia-18] 1 2 The chapter at the University of Virginia was originally called Rho. It went inactive during the Civil War and, by the time it reformed in 1866, the name Rho had been reassigned to a new chapter at Butler University. As a result, the Virginia chapter was reinstalled with the name Gamma in 1866; that name was available because Gamma (Original) had become Alpha (Second). However, the Virginia name was changed to Psi at the fraternity's sixth grand chapter meeting in 1866.

[20] The chapter formed at Pennsylvania College, which became Gettysburg College in 1921. It absorbed the Theta chapter of Upsilon Beta on February 3, 1874.

[21] Chapter formed from Iota Society, established in 1861.

[Suspended_1972-22] 1 2 The chapter was suspended by Sigma Chi in 1972 after being on probation for several years. However, it was reinstated in 1973.

[23] In February 1966, Phi chapter notified Sigma Chi that it was withdrawing and returning its charter; the fraternity declared the chapter inactive on January 21, 1967. This action resulted from the Sigma Chi grand council's denial of a pledge born in Hawaii but of Korean ancestry. Because discriminatory practices were against the policies of Lafayette College, the college indicated it would ban Sigma Chi from its campus if the initiation did not proceed. The chapter's members and alumni decided to move forward as a local fraternity called Sigma Phi Chi.

[24] Chapter formed from Kappa Phi Lambda, established in 1865. Later, it absorbed Eclectic.

[26] After going inactive, the chapter was reformed in 1936 from Alpha Delta Alpha (local), established in 1928.

[27] After going inactive, the chapter was reformed in 1931 from Phi Sigma Epsilon (local), established in 1926. The Sigma Chi executive committee suspended the chapter in 1972, after first placing it on probation and alumni supervision without achieving the desired level of compliance.

[28] After going inactive, the chapter was reformed in 1923 from Delta Delta (local), established in 1913.

[29] Chapter formed at Howard College, which was renamed Samford in 1965.

[30] After going inactive, the chapter reformed in 1910 from U.P.L. (local), established in 1894.

[31] The Wooster chapter's successor on campus was Tri-Kapp (local, 1913 to 1965). Due to the negativity associated with those Greek letters, this group was renamed Kappa Chi (local, 1965 to 2005), with a later faction splitting to form Omega Alpha Tau (local, 1976 to c. 1995). As is the Wooster practice, these local fraternities called themselves with 'section' monikers, in this case, "VII Section". See List of fraternities and sororities at the College of Wooster.

[33] After going inactive, the chapter was reformed in 1914 from Phi Epsilon (local), established in 1913.

[Michigan-34] 1 2 The chapter at the University of Michigan was originally chartered as Psi Psi. After going inactive, Psi Psi chapter was reformed as Theta Theta because its former name had been reassigned to a chapter at Syracuse University.

[35] The chapter was formed at Southern University in Greensboro, Alabama. Southern merged with Birmingham College to form Birmingham-Southern College in 1918. The school closed due to financial difficulties in the Spring of 2024.

[Richmond-36] 1 2 The chapter at Richmond University was originally Alpha Beta. The chapter went inactive in 1881, and its name was reassigned to the University of California, Berkeley in 1886. As a result, the Richmond chapter was called Epsilon Rho when it was reformed in 1958.

[37] Chapter formed from Athenaeum, established in 1878.

[39] Chapter formed from Omega Sigma Theta, established in 1882.

[41] The university suspended the chapter in July 2022.

[42] Chapter formed from I.S.C., established in 1882. The chapter was suspended in 1980 following the serious injury of a pledge participating in the chapter's high-risk activities. After the pledge recovered, the chapter was reinstated.

[43] The Sigma Chi executive committee revoked the chapter's charter in 1968 after its members had a disagreement with grand counsul Floyd Baker about the fraternity's membership policies. The chapter was reformed in 1972. However, the executive committee suspended the chapter in 1979 for violating the constitution and pledge training policies.

[44] Chapter formed from the Crimson Halberd Society, established in 1886.

[45] After going inactive, the chapter reformed from Sigma Kappa Delta (local), established in 1912.

[47] In January 2021, the university suspended their recognition of the chapter through the summer of 2024 for violating COVID-19 policies in the fall of 2020. However, the chapter has continued to operate.

[48] In April 1965, the Sigma Chi executive committee suspended Alpha Omega over rumors that the chapter planned to pledge a Black student, with or without the fraternity's approval. In fact, the chapter offered a bid to a Black student three days before it was suspended. Although the executive committee reinstated it the next year, the chapter decided to disaffiliate on November 10, 1966, because of the fraternity's membership policies. Its charter was revoked by the fraternity on January 21, 1967, and the former chapter's members formed Sigma Chi Omega (local).

[50] The Sigma Chi Executive Committee suspended the chapter in 2022 due to accountability issues.

[52] Chapter formed from Phi Zeta Mu, established in 1857. The chapter went inactive in 1960 when Dartmouth College banned the discriminatory recruitment policies that were dictated by the fraternity's national constitution, specifically limiting its membership to white males.

[53] In October 1964, the chapter surrendered its charter because the fraternity's membership procedure, which gave grand chapter members the ability to veto potential members, conflicted with the university's policy, which required autonomy in membership recruitment at the local level.

[55] The chapter disbanded in 1952 over the fraternity's "whites-only" policy.

[56] Chapter formed from Delta Rho, established in 1896.

[58] Chapter formed from the Egyptians Club, established in 1900. In 2021, the university withdrew its recognition of the chapter for "risk management and member accountability issues". Sigma Chi suspended the chapter and, in February 2022, the chapter surrendered its charter.

[59] The chapter formed from Chi Alpha Sigma, established in 1900. The national executive committee suspended the chapter in January 1957 after its membership dwindled.

[60] Chapter formed from Beta Phi, established in 1904.

[62] Chapter formed from the Indian Club, established in 1902.

[63] Chapter formed from Eta Pi Mu, established in 1904.

[64] Chapter formed from Delta Sigma, established in 1904.

[65] Chapter formed from Bungaloo Club, established in 1906.

[Case_Western-66] 1 2 Beta Eta chapter formed from Kappa Tau Phi, established in 1904. It originally was a "twin" chapter, serving both Case Institute of Technology and Western Reserve University. In June 1963, the chapter had grown and needed more housing than its chapter house could accommodate. It split into Beta Alpha for Western Reserve and Beta Eta for Case. The two chapters consolidated back into Beta Eta when the two colleges merged to form Case Western Reserve University.

[67] Chapter formed from Delta Kappa, established in 1902.

[68] Chapter formed from Khoda Klan, established in 1907. Later, it absorbed Psi Kappa.

[69] Chapter formed from Lambda Chi, established in 1910.

[70] Chapter formed from Mu Kappa Klan, established in 1909.

[72] Chapter formed from Theta Psi, established in 1910.

[73] Chapter formed from Chi Phi, established in 1872. The chapter returned its charter in December 1965 to comply with Brown University's policy that prohibited Sigma Phi Fraternity's restrictive membership clauses. In 1996, the former chapter's members established the local fraternity Swyndlestock. Beta Nu reformed from Swyndlestock in 1973.

[74] Chapter formed from Sigma Tau, established in 1903.

[75] Chapter formed from Rho Sigma Gamma, established in 1909.

[76] Chapter formed from Phi Delta Sigma, established in 1912.

[78] Chapter formed from Delta Chi, established in 1910.

[79] Chapter formed from Sigma Kappa Delta, established in 1913.

[80] Chapter formed from Sigma Rho Delta, established in 1911.

[82] Chapter formed from Delta Sigma, established in 1917.

[83] Chapter formed from Tau Delta Psi, established in 1917. The Sigma Chi executive committee suspended the chapter in 1972 at the recommendation of the university and the local alumni group.

[84] Chapter formed from Sigma Phi, established in 1918.

[85] Chapter formed from Pi Alpha Sigma, established in 1919.

[88] Chapter formed from Kappa Phi Alpha. In November 1974, the charter was expanded to include Ryerson Polytechnical Institute, which is now Toronto Metropolitan University.

[90] Chapter formed from Sigma Beta Chi, established in 1908.

[91] Chapter formed from Tau Delta Sigma, established in 1916. It went inactive in December 1967 after the Sigma Chi Grand Council failed to approve an Asian pledge. The chapter was rechartered after the fraternity changed its membership policies in April 1970.

[92] Chapter formed from Delta Theta, established in 1920.

[93] Chapter formed from Phi Alpha Psi, established in 1921.

[94] Chapter formed from Sigma Phi, established in 1922.

[95] Chapter formed from Sigma Phi, established in 1923.

[96] Chapter formed from Sigma Alpha, established in 1904.

[98] Chapter formed from Alpha Phi Kappa, established in 1921.

[99] The chapter formed from the Commons Club (local), established in 1906. The Sigma Chi executive council withdrew the chapter's charter when new policies at Wesleyan University conflicted with discriminatory clauses in the fraternity's constitution.

[100] Chapter formed from the Delta Club, established in 1927.

[101] Chapter formed from Independents Club, established in 1923.

[103] The chapter formed from Theta Pi Delta, established in 1923. The Sigma Chi executive committee revoked the chapter's charter in 1963 because the chapter had initiated two Jewish members on April 15, 1962. Changes to the fraternity's constitution had removed the "whites-only" clause but gave any one of the 65 Grand Officers the right to object to a recruit. Although these pledges were not the first Jews to join Sigma Chi, an objection had been raised. The chapter proceeded with the initiation ceremony with the support of its campus advisors, citing the university's policy that prohibited outside involvement in the selection of fraternity members. As punishment, an officer placed the chapter on strict probation for one year, starting on August 29, 1962. However, after debate at the Grand Council meeting in October 1962, this decision was overruled, clearing the way for a new ruling by the executive committee.

[104] The university reversed its recognition of the chapter in October 2016 for hazing and violating the university's code of conduct.

[105] Chapter formed from Sigma Delta Epsilon, established in 1917.

[107] Chapter formed from Delta Tau.

[108] Chapter formed from Phi Kappa Delta, established in 1934.

[110] Chapter formed from Delta Kappa, established in 1922.

[111] Chapter formed from the Georgia Rifles, established in 1904.

[112] Chapter formed from Pi Chi, established in 1926.

[113] Chapter originated as Iota Sigma, a local fraternity that was established in 1916 and became the Delta chapter of the Sigma Phi Sigma national fraternity. It disaffiliated from Sigma Phi Sigma in 1941 and joined Sigma Chi the next year.

[114] Chapter formed from the Alpha Gamma chapter of Beta Kappa, established in 1925 and released from that fraternity during a merger.

[115] Chapter formed from Alpha Phi, established in 1912. It went inactive in 1951 when the fraternity's membership practices violated the university policy that prohibited groups that discriminated based on race or religion. After the fraternity changed its policy, the chapter reformed from Sigma Chi Alpha (local), established in 1951 by the former members of the Gamma Omega chapter.

[117] Chapter formed from Sigma Tau, established in 1919.

[118] Chapter formed from Delta Kappa, established in 1946. In 1969, the chapter voted to return its charter so that it had the local autonomy needed to initiate a black pledge.

[120] Chapter formed from Phi Lambda Xi, established in 1925. Sigma Chi suspended the chapter in 2013.

[123] Chapter formed from Sigma Theta Gamma, established in 1910. In 2021, the university suspended the chapter until 2025 for hazing.

[124] Chapter formed from Sigma Phi, established in 1911.

[126] Chapter formed from Delta Alpha Psi, established in 1910.

[127] Chapter formed from Tau Sigma Tau, established in 1947.

[129] Chapter formed from Sigma Mu Chi (local), established in the spring of 1922 from the Amphictyon Literary Society, which was founded in 1893 and originally called the Clionian Literary Society.

[130] Chapter formed from Phi Epsilon Phi, established in 1921.

[131] Chapter formed from Sigma Tau, established in 1921.

[132] Chapter formed from Delta Sigma Gamma, established in 1939.

[133] Chapter formed from Gamma Omega, established in 1951.

[134] Chapter formed from Gan Bey (local), established on May 14, 1947.

[136] Chapter was originally formed as the Campus Men's Club in October 1954.

[137] Chapter formed from Delta Psi (local), established on February 4, 1903.

[138] Chapter formed from Delta Alpha (local), established February 3, 1948.

[139] Chapter formed from the Benton Society (local), established in 1892. At the time of the merger of the two groups in 1960, there were nearly 2,000 Benton alumni.

[140] Chapter was chartered at Lamar State College of Technology, which became Lamar University in 1971. It formed from Kappa Phi (local), established in the spring of 1956, to affiliate with a national fraternity.

[141] The chapter was chartered at Sam Houston State Teachers College, which became Sam Houston State College in 1965 and Sam Houston State University in 1969. It formed from the Cabelleros (local fraternity), established in the fall of 1949. The Cabelleros had initiated 256 members at the time of the merger.

[142] The chapter was chartered at Ball State Teachers College, which became Ball State University in 1965. It formed from Sigma Delta (local), established as the Pioneer Club in 1959 with the intent of becoming a chapter of Sigma Chi.

[143] The chapter formed from Phi Sigma Phi (local), established in 1929 at the General Motors Institute of Technology, which became Kettering in 1998.

[144] Chapter formed from Alpha Chi Alpha (local), established in 1961 at East Texas State College, which became Texas A&M University–Commerce in 1996 and is now East Texas A&M University.

[145] The chapter was chartered at Kansas State College of Pittsburgh, which became Pittsburgh State University in 1977. It formed from Xi Omega (local), established in October 1960 to become a chapter of Sigma Chi.

[146] Zeta Chi was chartered at the San Fernando Valley State College, which later became California State University, Northridge.

[147] Chapter was chartered at Texas College of Arts and Industries, which became Texas A&M University–Kingsville in 1993. It formed from Sigma Rho (local), established in 1962.

[148] Chapter formed from Alpha Alpha Chi (local), established on April 22, 1963, to become a chapter of Sigma Chi.

[149] Chapter formed from Prometheans (local), established in 1962 by independents and former members of the Kansas Alpha chapter of Kappa Sigma Kappa who wanted to join Sigma Chi.

[150] Chapter formed from Keplar Society (local), established on May 21, 1962, to eventually join a national fraternity. Keplar was previously called Goats and Zeta Beta.

[151] Chapter formed from Sigma Rho (local), established in February 1966 to join Sigma Chi.

[152] Chapter was chartered at Nevada Southern College, which became the University of Nevada, Las Vegas in 1969.

[153] Chapter formed from Beta Omicron Chi (local), established on November 22, 1966.

[154] Chapter formed from Chi Alpha Pi (local), established on June 16, 1966, to become a chapter of Sigma Chi.

[155] Chapter formed from Kappa Omega (local), established in October 1965.

[156] Chapter formed from Sigma Delta Epsilon (local), established in 1966.

[158] Chapter was chartered at Southwest Missouri State University, which became Missouri State University.

[159] The chapter formed from Lambda Chi (local), established on January 28, 1969. Later, it withdrew from the fraternity and became the Center Club.

[160] Chapter formed from Theta Delta Xi (local), established on October 3, 1968.

[161] Chapter formed from Kappa Sigma Phi (local), established in 1968.

[162] Chapter was chartered at Florida Technological University, now the University of Central Florida.

[163] Chapter was chartered at Florence State University, which became the University of North Alabama in 1974.

[164] Chapter formed from Sigma Rho (local), established on March 22, 1974.

[165] Chapter formed from Kappa Phi (local), established in 1972.

[166] Chapter formed from Sigma Delta Phi (local), established in the fall of 1971 by men who had belonged to a fraternity of that name at a junior college.

[167] Chapter was chartered at Clarion State College, now PennWest Clarion. It formed from Alpha Sigma Chi (local), established on December 17, 1969.

[169] Chapter formed from Phi Sigma Chi, established in 1976.

[170] Chapter formed from Pi Upsilon Pi, established in 1980

[171] Chapter formed from Theta Zeta Chi, established in 1978. Sigma Chi suspended the chapter in 2019 after an alcohol-related hazing incident resulted in the death of a pledge.

[172] Chapter formed from Phi Lambda Chi (local), established in 1981.

[175] Chapter formed from the Old Campus Society (local), established in 1984.

[177] Chapter formed from Delta Omega Chi (local), established in 1985.

[181] Chapter formed from Sigma Theta Chi (local), established in 1987.

[182] Chapter formed from Propylon (local), established in 1981.

[186] Chapter formed from Kappa Omega (local), established in 1984.

[187] Chapter formed from Alpha Chi Epsilon (local), established in 1989.

[189] Chapter formed from Shield (local), established in 1991.

[191] Chapter formed from Alpha Kappa (local) established in 1864.

[193] Chapter formed from Beta Sigma Lambda (local), established in 1999.

[201] The Sigma Chi executive committee suspended the chapter in 2022 after years of declining membership.

[209] This colony was established on August 2, 2018.

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