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List of Alpha Phi Delta chapters

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Alpha Phi Delta is an American collegiate fraternity that evolved from an exclusive Italian society established at Syracuse University in 1914. In the following list of chapters, active chapters are indicated in bold and inactive chapters are in italics.[1][2][3]

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Notes

  1. Chapter formed from Sigma Gamma Phi, established in 1915.
  2. NYU sold its Heights campus in 1973 due to the pressures of a financial crisis. The campus is now home to Bronx Community College, a unit of CUNY.
  3. 1908 Chapter formed from the Arts & Science Club, established in 1908. After going dormant, it reformed as a colony in 2012.
  4. Chapter formed from Lambda Lambda Mu (local), established in 1914. After going dormant, it reformed as a colony in 1940.
  5. Chapter formed from Delta Gamma Delta (local), established in 1915. After going dormant, it reformed as a colony in 1946.
  6. Chapter formed from Lambda Sigma Delta, established in 1926. After going dormant, it reformed as a colony in 1959, 1963, and 1999.
  7. Chapter formed from the Italian Club, established in 1928. After going dormant, it reformed as a colony in 1939 and 1947.
  8. Chapter formed from Phi Tau Omega (local), established in 1927.
  9. Chapter formed from Sigma Delta Chi (local) established in 1926. After going dormant, it reformed as a colony in 1990.
  10. Chapter formed from Delta Lambda Mu (local), established in 1927.
  11. Chapter formed from Alpha Phi (local), established in 1925.
  12. Chapter formed from Lambda Upsilon (local), established in 1928. After going dormant, it reformed as a colony in 1945, 1975, and 2007.
  13. Chapter formed from Alpha Lambda Upsilon (local), established in 1928.
  14. Chapter formed from Iota Kappa Phi, established in 1927. After going dormant, it reformed as a colony in 1940 and 1982.
  15. Chapter formed from Delta Eta Chi (local), established in 1929.
  16. Chapter formed from Sigma Delta Phi (local), established in 1929. After going dormant, it reformed as a colony in 1946.
  17. Chapter formed from Alpha Sigma Phi (local) established in the 1930s.
  18. Chapter formed from the Alpha Club (local), established in 1948, at Utica College of Syracuse University. After going dormant, it reformed as a colony in 1996.
  19. Chapter formed from the Alpha Club (local), established in 1950.
  20. Chapter formed from Delta Sigma Zeta (local), established in 1930. After going dormant, it reformed as a colony in 2016.
  21. Chapter formed from the Alpha Phi Club (local), established in 1952. After going dormant, it reformed as a colony in 2002.
  22. Chapter was chartered at the SUNY Institute of Technology which is now SUNY Polytechnic Institute.
  23. Chapter was chartered at Trenton State College which became the College of New Jersey.
  24. Chapter was chartered at the Richard Stockton College of New Jersey, which became Stockton University.
  25. Chapter was permanently barred in March 2018.
  26. Chapter was chartered for Philadelphia College of Textiles and Science, which became Thomas Jefferson University in 2017.
  27. After going dormant in 1997, the chapter was reestablished by absorbing Delta Chi Omicron (local). It went dormant in July 2021 when Wesley College closed.; Delaware State University acquired Wesley College, turning it into DSU Downtown.
  28. Chapter is no longer affiliated with Marist College and operates regionally as a multi-campus chapter.
  29. Chapter formed from Kappa Lambda Psi (local), established in 2002.
  30. Chapter formed from Delta Psi Omega (local), established in 1996.
  31. Chapter went dormant when Dowling College ceased operations on August 31, 2016.
  32. The chapter was originally chartered at Marist College in 1992. However, it disaffiliated with Marist in 2017, becoming a multi-campus regional chapter.
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