Theta Chi at NDSU

Thank you to all of those who came to our fundraising event Tacos n' Tunes! We had a great turn out and lots of fun!

Attention everyone! We will be giving out free tickets to the Granger Smith Concert this Thursday! Comment down below for a chance to win. We will be selecting 2 lucky winners on this page! That means each winner will receive two tickets for you and either a friend or significant other! Drawing will be done on Wednesday evening and will meet up to get you the tickets! Goodluck 🙂

Here are the dates and events for rush week! Come meet us 🙂

Happy Founder’s Day!

Dodgeball today in the MAC gym in the Wellness Center from 6-8pm! Bring your A game!

Due to classes being canceled today too, we are moving the rush event today to our house. Come around 3pm & stay until whenever you like. We have pool, ping pong, bring your hw & do it here if you want, get a house tour, play games, etc! Hope to see you guys!

Rush week starts next week! Here is a schedule of our events! Come and enjoy a good time and meet our brothers.

We are participating in No-Shave November to raise money and awareness for cancer research. Please donate under the name of the participant of your choosing!

Theta Chi Fraternity Phi Chapter | No-Shave November Theta Chi Fraternity Phi Chapter | No-Shave November Fundraising Page

Today is the birthday of Theta Chi Founder Arthur Chase, born 181 years ago in Bellows Falls, Vermont. He was the sixth of eight children born to Carlton and Harriett Chase.

After graduating from Norwich in 1856, Brother Chase attended Harvard Law School and earned a Bachelor of Law degree. He married Garafelia Davis in 1863 and helped to train soldiers during the Civil War. In 1868 he purchased and edited a local newspaper - "The National Eagle" and a few years later became a farmer. He was always a power in his community. At one time he was superintendent of public schools and was also very active in his church and diocese.

Chase maintained an active interest in Theta Chi throughout his life. He died at age 53, living scarcely beyond middle life. It was said, however, that he lived more in 50 years than most men did in 70.

Today, let us honor his legacy by continuously striving to become

Theta Chi, fraternity at NDSU, takes on tough topics college students will face After the untimely death of 17-year-old Devin Delaney on the campus of North Dakota State University in September, some students have said they don't like how the university has handled the situation

It’s National Hazing Prevention Week and in light of recent events regarding Greek life and college sports across the country the men of Theta Chi would like to take a stand against hazing. NDSU Greek Life