Fraternity men may choose to live in the houses on campus starting the semester after they have initiated. The fraternity houses on campus are all maintained by the University under the Phoenix Plan, an agreement between the University and fraternity/sorority chapters that ensures a chapter's success through maintenance and service of the Houses, responsible House Corporations, and minimum occupancy standards.

Housing selection for fraternity men begins in the spring semester. Each chapter may have different expectations of their members; fraternity men are encouraged to speak with their chapter officers about their financial obligations. Please consult the Housing Selection website for information on the process. Keep in mind that all second-year students are required to live on campus and non-initiated members may not choose to live in the houses.

The 2007-2008 cost of living in a fraternity is $3142 per semester. The average fraternicy house meal plan is $750 (approximately 8 meals per week) and can be supplemented with a variety of University meal plans. All students living on campus must have a meal plan.

For more information about each of the houses, please click on the links to the right.