Fraternity Recruitment

• September 8: Basketball and Meet the Brothers; 5 - 7 p.m. | UND Wellness Center
• September 9: Soap Hockey; 5 - 7 p.m. | 505 Princeton Street
• September 10: Dogs and Dice; 5 - 7 p.m. | 505 Princeton Street
• September 11: Casino Night; 5 - 7 p.m. | 505 Princeton Street
• September 12: Invite Only Dinner

• September 8: Pizza and Dice
• September 9: Stogies and House Tours
• September 10: Bags and Taco in a Bag
• September 11: Thursday Night Football Watch Party
• September 12: Invite Only Dinner

All events take place 6 - 8 p.m. at the Alpha Tau Omega house, 3000 University Avenue.

To be determined.

• September 8: House Tours, Yard Games, Jersey Mike's
• September 9: Soap Hockey, Chipotle
• September 10: Dice and Bags, Burgers, Brats, Hot Dogs
• September 11: Invite Only Dinner

All events run 6 - 8 p.m. at the Delta Tau Delta House, 2700 University Avenue

• September 8: House Tours
• September 9: Soap Hockey
• September 10: Game Night
• September 11: Football Watch Party
• September 12: Invite Only Dinner

All events begin at 6 p.m. at the Delta Upsilon House, 421 Princeton Street.

• September 8: Vikings Watch Party and Chickfila 
• September 9: Yard Games and Deeks Pizza
• September 10: Poker and Nacho Bar
• September 11: Alumni Night and Grill Out
• September 12: Invite Only Dinner

All events take place 6 - 8 p.m. at the Kappa Sigma House, 2510 University Avenue.

• September 8: House Tours and Wings
• September 9: Deeks and Dice
• September 10: Taco in a Bag and Yard Games
• September 11: Invite Only Dinner

All events run 5 - 7 p.m. at the Lamda Chi Alpha house, 515 Harvard Street.

• September 8: House Tours and Yard Games with Burgers and Hot Dogs
• September 9: Casino Tournament with Taco in a Bag and Ice Cream
• September 10: Deeks and Dice
• September 11: Football Game with Nacho Bar
• September 12: Invite Only Dinner

All events take place at the Phi Delta Theta House, 601 Princeton Street.

• September 7: SNF Ravens vs. Bills at 7:20 p.m.
• September 8: House Tours and Dice and Tacos; 6 - 8 p.m.
• September 9: Yard Games and Jimmy John's; 6 - 8 p.m.
• September 10: Steaks and Stogies; 6 - 8 p.m.
• September 11: Invite Only Dinner

All events take place at the Pi Kappa Alpha House, 2622 University Avenue.

• September 8: Meet the Brothers, Watch the Vikings, and Pizza
• September 9: Cookout and Stogies
• September 10: Yard Games and Fire
• September 11: Invite Only Dinner

All events take place 6 - 8 p.m. at the Sigma Alpha Epsilon house, 306 Hamline Street.

• September 8: Deeks and House Tours
• September 9: Touch Football
• September 10: Steaks and Stogies
• September 11: Invite Only Dinner

All events run at the Sigma Chi House, 2820 University Avenue.

• September 8: Jimmy John's and House Tours
• September 9: Deeks and Dice
• September 10: Buffalo Wild Wings and bean Bags
• September 11: Invite Only Dinner

All Events run 5 - 7 p.m. at the Sigma Nu House, 2808 University Avenue.

• September 8: Kitchen Beat Down and Jimmy John's 
• September 9: Yard Games and Dice Tourney with Deeks
• September 10: Volleyball
• September 11: Football and Bonfire with S'mores
• September 12: Invite Only Dinner

All events start at 5 p.m. at the Sigma Phi Epsilon House, 2520 University Avenue.

Fraternity membership does include a time commitment; however, depending upon your involvement in chapter leadership positions, the time commitment will vary. In general, most chapters have Monday night formal meals and meetings each week. In addition, members attend brotherhood events, attend educational programming, volunteer in the community, host and attend philanthropic events and dance the night away at social events throughout the semester.

The Animal House stigma is one that fraternities strive to relinquish every day and are doing so by adhering to their chapter's risk management policies and exhibiting responsible practices regarding event management. Each chapter has a set of policies and guidelines that they must follow to regulate social events and ensure safety.

The new member process (formerly known as pledging) for fraternity chapters is typically four to six weeks long and allows new members the opportunity to learn about the chapter’s history, chapter expectations, UND fraternity and sorority life, and chapter membership requirements. Each chapter hosts weekly new member meetings to allow the men an opportunity to get to know their brothers and to learn more about the chapter. After the four to six week educational process has concluded, the new members will be admitted into full membership within the chapter through a process called initiation. Initiation is a ritual within the chapter that is secret (with the exception of Delta Upsilon), however, all initiation ceremonies are formal customs in which the members learn the fraternity’s symbolism including what their letters, emblems, and traditions represent. The initiation ceremony is not to be feared as the ceremony is meant to be special event that is a tradition for all chapters.

Hazing is defined by Hazing Prevention.org as "any action taken or situation created intentionally that causes embarrassment, harassment, or ridicule, risks emotional and/or physical harm to members of a group or team, whether new or not, regardless of the person’s willingness to participate." The University of North Dakota and all of the UND fraternity chapters do not condone or tolerate hazing of any kind. The membership process for all members should be a positive one and members should never feel uncomfortable, harassed, mistreated, or embarrassed. Chapters who are found to be in violation of the Code of Student Life for hazing violations will be held accountable for their actions through the university’s judicial process. In addition, chapters who are found in violation of their individual fraternity’s hazing policy will be subject to discipline by their National organization. Hazing has no place in fraternity life at UND and it will not be tolerated.

Each fraternity chapter sets their own dues. These rates are usually determined by an estimate of expenses incurred per member. Each chapter is assessed a national dues fee from the national Headquarter, an insurance premium per member, IFC dues per member and chapter operating expenses to determine the dues per member.

Yes. All chapters have requirements in place that mandate each member live in the house for at least one year during their membership. However, living in the chapter house is one of the most fun parts about being in a fraternity, and the bonds that are created through living with your brothers are like nothing else.