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List of Iota Phi Theta chapters

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Iota Phi Theta is an historically African American fraternity founded in 1963 at Morgan State University in Maryland.[1][2] Following is a list of collegiate and alumni chapters of Iota Phi Theta. Its chapters start as colonies and are assigned a Greek letter chapter designation after demonstrating viability for one year.[3]

Collegiate chapters

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In the following list of collegiate chapters, active chapters are indicated in bold and inactive chapters are in italic.[1][4][5][6]

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  1. Boston College prohibited fraternities circa 1986.
  2. Chapter closed because UMass Boston no longer allows fraternities or sororities.
  3. The last social, Greek letter organization at Western New England University disbanded in 1995.
  4. Westfield State University no longer allows fraternities.
  5. Urbana University closed in 2020.
  6. This chapter previously included two campuses, but is no longer affiliated with West Chester University.
  7. CSU Long Beach does not recognize this chapter.
  8. Delta Mu chapter was previously affiliated with the University of Hawaiʻi.
  9. Chapter closed when the university closed its Florida campus in 2021.
  10. Chapter started as a colony in 2000.
  11. The chapter previously included two institutions, but Rutgers University–Newark is no longer affiliated with the chapter.
  12. The chapter started as a colony before 1999, but went dormant in 2001. The colony was reactivated in the spring of 2004.
  13. Chapter started as a colony in 1999.
  14. Chestnut Hill College currently has no social, Greek letter organizations.
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Alumni chapters

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In the following list of alumni chapters, active chapters are indicated in bold and inactive chapters are in italics.[4]

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