Fraternities

Davis is home to a wide variety of Fraternal organizations that participate in Greek life. Due to UC Davis, many of these are student oriented: about 6.3% of the UCD student population is Official IFC or Panhellenic¹ Greek. As of fall 2006, just ten of these are registered UC Davis fraternities; none of nine black national fraternities/sororities are registered on the UC Davis campus. Fraternities are encouraged to utilize the Events Board as opposed to chalking.

• Alpha Epsilon Pi (registered)
  

• Alpha Gamma Omega (registered)
  

• Alpha Gamma Rho (registered)
  

• Alpha Phi Alpha
  

• Alpha Phi Omega
  

• Alpha Zeta Psi
  

• Chi Phi
  

• Chi Rho Omicron (registered)
  

• Delta Chi (registered)
  

• Delta Delta Rho
  

• Delta Epsilon Mu
  

• Delta Kappa Epsilon
  

• Delta Lambda Phi (registered)
  

• Delta Sigma Phi (registered)
  

• Delta Sigma Pi (registered)
  

• Epsilon Sigma Rho
  

• Gamma Zeta Alpha
  

• Kappa Sigma
  

• Lambda Chi Alpha
  

• Lambda Phi Epsilon (registered)
  

• Kappa Alpha Psi
  

• Nu Alpha Kappa
  

• Omega Psi Phi
  

• Phi Alpha Delta
  

• Phi Beta Sigma
  

• Phi Delta Epsilon
  

• Phi Delta Theta
  

• Phi Kappa Psi
  

• Pi Alpha Phi (registered)
  

• Pi Kappa Alpha
  

• Psi Chi Omega
  

• Sigma Alpha Epsilon
  

• Sigma Alpha Mu
  

• Sigma Chi
  

• Sigma Gamma Rho
  

• Sigma Lambda Beta (registered)
  

• Sigma Mu Delta
  

• Sigma Nu
  

• Sigma Phi Epsilon
  

• Tau Kappa Epsilon
  

• Theta Chi
  

• Theta Tau
  

• Theta Xi
  

• Upsilon Sigma Alpha
  

• Zeta Beta Tau

• Also see the Frat Row page!

There are also a bunch of more Joke Fraternities that either don't exist or exist outside of the Greek system. You might also be interested in knowing about Sororities and Honor Societies. There have been discussions about various Fraternity Reputations on the Wiki.

• Freemasonry (Yolo Lodge #195)
  

• Odd Fellows, Yolo Lodge 169

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2006-09-06 10:26:47   What does registered mean? —JamesSchwab

2006-09-06 10:50:13   I suppose it means registered as in a registered student organization. Maybe some of the "Greeks" would know how this differs from having a charter on campus. I do know a Greek fraternity can lose its charter at a campus and I'd assume it would have to somehow first be registered, no? —AlphaDog

2007-02-22 10:23:09   i think this page should have a couple word description of each fratenity next to it, so people do not have to click on every page to find a specific type of frat —MattHh