Chapter life

What a week here looks like.

Classes, dinner at the house, intramurals, chapter meeting, and a lot of time in the living room.

The chapter dining room with long tables and wooden chairs
Brotherhood

It starts at the dinner table

The simplest part of chapter life is also the best: eating together, studying together, and always having someone around.

On top of that come the things we plan, from retreats and game days to formals and Founders' Day.

  • 16 hot meals a week, cooked in the house by on-site chefs
  • A daily salad bar and a 24-hour coffee bar
  • Brotherhood events and retreats
  • Game days in Lawrence
Beyond the house

Four sides of chapter life

Academics

A study-oriented house with tutoring on hand, and more than $15,000 in Kimball scholarships awarded to members every year.

Intramurals

We compete hard in the Greek Division and regularly finish among the top houses.

Social

Formals, socials with other chapters, tailgates and family weekends.

Leadership

Officer roles and committees give every member a chance to lead.

Social

Formals, game days and everything between

With 105 active members, there is always something on. We keep the calendar full of social functions, including several annual events that have been Delta Chi traditions for decades.

It's a good way to take a break from school and to meet new and interesting people.

Fourteen members in jackets and open-collar shirts posing together on a terrace at a formal
Calendar

What's coming up

Dates are added as they're confirmed. Get in touch if you'd like details on any event.

Leadership

Executive board

Delta Chi officers are known by letter, from the "A" (president) through the "G" (public relations).

Committees

Committee chairs

The members who run philanthropy, scholarship, intramurals and the day-to-day life of the house.

Chapter news

Recent highlights

July 2024

Delta Chi brother wins 2024 Leadership Scholarship

Freshman brother Mason Nichols was awarded the KU IFC Leadership Distinction Scholarship, worth $2,000. Mason serves as the chapter's mental health chair, is active in our community service events, and holds a 4.0 GPA in finance.

See it for yourself

The best way to understand chapter life is to spend an evening at the house.