March 06:

A team of brothers won the University of Oregon Intramural Sports Flag Football tournament held at Autzen Stadium. Team Theta Chi is now back to back champions in this intramural category.

February 06:

Representatives from Theta Chi Fraternity presented President Frohnmayer with a donation for $1800 to benefit the Fanconi Anemia Research Fund. The donation was the proceeds of our fall Powder Puff Philantrophy.

Letter From the President:

The Alpha Sigma Chapter of Theta Chi Fraternity remains one of the most successful chapters at the University of Oregon. Nurtured by resolute men and ennobled by high and sacred purpose, Alpha Sigma is the only chapter on campus to not lose its charter since establishing itself in 1925.

For over 80 years, Alpha Sigma has helped to develop and mature over 2,000 undergraduate leaders by upholding its values of promoting knowledge, advancing culture and building character. Over the 2005-2006 school year, we proudly initiated 27 men and were recognized as having the "Best Recruitment Effort" of any fraternity.

Alpha Sigma also excels academically. Our 3-term cumulative grade point average of 3.01 surpasses the University of Oregon All-Men's average of 2.975. With useful resources including Big Brother Mentors, Study Tables and a bank of study resources, we place a great emphasis on our scholastic performance. Currently, our brotherhood includes Presidential Scholars, Deans' Scholars and members of the Lundquist College of Business Honors Program and the Society of College Scholars.

The Brothers of Alpha Sigma are leaders on campus, holding memberships in over 30 organizations including Student Senate, Interfraternity Council, the Native American Student Union, UO Hillel, Beta Alpha Psi Accounting Fraternity and the University of Oregon Investment Group. We continue to take an active part in Greek Life and the surrounding community as well. Over the past year, we have participated in more than 10 Greek Life philanthropic events, and we are proud to have just won Alpha Chi Omega Sorority's Diamond Days softball philanthropy. Additionally, we have volunteered an average of over 4 hours of community service per brother in recent terms.

We not only believe in our values of Truth, Temperance, Tolerance and extending the Helping Hand, but we live them on a daily basis. It is for that reason that we proudly take the Best of the Best and make them Better.

The Alpha Sigma Chapter of Theta Chi Fraternity is a part of the Greek Community at the University of Oregon and is located at 1125 East 19th Avenue in Eugene, Oregon 97403. The main telephone number is (541) 345-1224. The Fraternity House is owned by the Alpha Sigma Alumni Association of Theta Chi Fraternity which is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization.

Past IFC Leaders: Travis Fossati, Bryan Caplan, Drew Pinson served on the IFC New Member Recruitment Staff. Past President Jay Gentzkow served as IFC VP of Judicial Affairs 2003-2004. Also past President Dustin Funes served as VP of Scholarship 2002-2003.

NEW! FALL 05: SORORITY POWDER PUFF FOOTBALL

BROTHERHOOD RETREATS

FUNCTIONS WITH SORORITIES

SUNRIVER

SHASTA

The Brothers of Theta Chi have donated their time to charities such as the Oregon School for the Blind and the Friends of Buford Park. We averaged 4 hours of service per brother in recent terms.

The following House Bills are based upon a minimum of forty (40) members living in the House during the academic year of Fall Term 2006, Winter Term 2006, and Spring Term 2007:

2006 Fall Term: $2,538
2006 Winter Term: $2,175
2007 Spring Term: $1,813
Total for 2005-2006: $6,526

General: These House Bills include room, food, and expenses relating to the operation of the Fraternity House. They do not include membership or social fees.

Room: One or more individuals will be assigned to a room which is used for living, studying, and sleeping. It has power, lighting, heating, a connection to our DirecTV satellite dish system, and an Ethernet connection to the University's computer system. Furniture is the responsibility of the individuals.

Food: The Fraternity has a full-time cook who prepares ten (10) meals during the week. Breakfast and dinner are served on Monday through Friday. During the weekends, the kitchen offers fruits, eggs and breads as well as a breakfast cereal bar. The chapter house also has a Coke fountain machine with various beverages available at all times.

Standard Residence Hall Double with Meals: $7,525 per Year
Barnhardt Residence Hall Double with Meals: $8,925 per Year
Theta Chi Fraternity with Meals: Approximately $6,500 with meals

By living in Theta Chi Fraternity House for three years, you save approximately $3,000 versus Standard Residence Halls and approximately $7,200 versus Barnhardt Residence Hall.

MEMBER EXPENSES / LIVE-OUT

Original content by Chuck Colip & Scott Morlan

Maintained by Bryan Caplan

last update: 10/06/2006