The official page of the Toronto Chapter of Delta Upsilon International Fraternity
Founded on November 4th, 1834 by thirty freshman, sophomore, and junior students at Williams College in Williamstown, Massachusetts, Delta Upsilon is one of the oldest fraternities in North America. Delta Upsilon is different from other fraternities in a major way: it is non-secret. Since our founding, we have made the ideals and principles that guide our existence public: the Promotion of Friends
10/12/2022
The ΔΥ Brothers are thrilled and proud to introduce our newest Associate Members.
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While ΔΥ‘s mission has always been to Build Better Men, our new members already distinguished themselves with their thoughtfulness, compassion, and sociability. We cannot wait to see them complete their initiation and become full on Brothers of the Delta Upsilon International Fraternity!
09/29/2022
Tonight! DM for details
09/20/2022
DM us for an Invite or more Information!
See you tomorrow
09/15/2022
Hit our line if you want to know more about it!
09/07/2022
Come kick it with us tonight!
08/30/2022
We’re back and even better with our 2022 Fall Rush Schedule.
Fill the rush form in the bio if you’re interested or send us a message.
03/06/2022
We would like to introduce the newest Associate Members of Delta Upsilon! Congratulations 🎉
01/29/2022
01/22/2022
Don’t miss out! Tonight is DU’s semi-formal casino night, with buy-ins starting at $5. Good luck!
Check out our winter rush schedule! Fill out the interest form in the bio or dm us for more info!
Check out our winter rush schedule! Fill out the form in our bio or dm us for more info!
11/16/2021
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St. George St: Next door to 180 St George, is the chapter house of Delta Upsilon Fraternity. The architectural style is known as Workers Cottage, designed by Eden Smith and completed in 1911. Officially known as the Harris L Hee's House. The 1921 Toronto Blue Book (a directory of well to do Torontonians ) lists the following:
HEES, MR. and MRS. HARRIS L. (nee Good)
182 St. George Street
Summer Residence, "Rathburnwood"
Receiving Day, Friday
Don't try and come on a Thursday. That's when the coal gets delivered!
(Toronto Archives)
If some would be interested in the history of the fraternities and sororities, let me know below and I can do a separate post later on.
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