Chi Psi

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ΧΨ - Chi Psi
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Colors Purple and gold
Founded May 20, 1841 at Union College
Type Social fraternity
Scope National
Headquarters 45 Rutledge Street
Nashville, Tennessee, USA
Chapters 31
Homepage http://chipsi.org/index.shtml

Chi Psi, ΧΨ is a fraternity consisting of more than 30 chapters (known as "alphas") at American colleges and universities. It was founded on May 20, 1841, by 10 students at Union College with the idea of emphasizing the fraternal and social principles of a brotherhood. It was the first Greek-letter organization to be founded on these grounds rather than the literary characteristics of the seven existing societies (the earliest of which was Phi Beta Kappa at William & Mary). In addition, Chi Psi was the first fraternity to establish a house, at the University of Michigan in 1845.

Chi Psi's official colors are royal purple and gold. All chapters refer to their houses as "Lodges" because the first house in Ann Arbor, Michigan resembled a hunting lodge. Chi Psi's central office is in Nashville, Tennessee.

As of 2006, Chi Psi consists of 31 alphas:


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