Dartmouth 250 Generations of Community

"Dartmouth to Admit Women" (1971-11-22), "First Woman Matriculates" (1972-09-22), "College Residence Alternatives: Dorms Ending 'Barracks Life'" (1973-02-21), "Choates Offer Social Activities" (1973-02-22), "Chinese language students move into new study center" (1985-09-26), "Students question Asgard's role in campus social life" (1995-02-21), "Center for Jewish Life opens today" (1997-11-07), "New Latino house to be established" (1999-04-02)

Phi Zeta Mu fraternity pin (1880s, Realia 123), Theta Delta Chi fraternity pin (1872, Realia 96), and Casque and Gauntlet pin (1915-1919, Realia 129)

This survey illustrates national fraternities’ exclusionary membership clauses that led many Dartmouth chapters to break their national affiliation and “go local”.

This United Fraternity Constitution encourages friendship between members to promote their prosperity and welfare.