All members of our fraternity and sororities sign a housing contract. This contract obligates members to live in their assigned house for a minimum of 3 terms to help the chapter meet minimum occupancy standards.
FSL Housing FAQs
If I am a member of a fraternity or sorority, do I have to live in my chapter house?
Is there an RA in my fraternity or sorority house?
There is not an RA; however, each FSL house has a House Manager. A House Manager is a member of the chapter and an employee of the Residential Education & Housing Office. They are responsible for the administrative functions of the house, as well as ensuring its upkeep and safety. They act as a liaison between the Fraternity and Sorority Life Office, Campus Safety, Facilities, and other campus partners.
Are fraternity and sorority houses included in room and board?
Yes. All fraternity and sorority houses are considered on-campus housing and are covered through your comprehensive fee.
Where are the fraternity and sorority houses located on campus?
There are ten fraternity and sorority houses located on campus. Several are located on “Greek Row,” which is on Lenox Road. Additionally, there are fraternities within residence halls, located in Davidson House. We also have a house on Seward Place and on Nott Street.
Are all fraternities and sororities provided with housing on campus?
No; However, chapters without housing can apply for the opportunity if a house becomes available.
Is there a cleaning service?
Fraternity and sorority houses are cleaned and maintained similarly to other residential spaces on campus; the Union College Facilities staff cleans bathrooms and common spaces daily.
Who has access to the fraternity and sorority houses?
Members of the fraternity or sorority will have keycard access to the house. Additionally, the house is accessed by cleaning staff, Campus Safety, and Fraternity and Sorority Life staff, in order to ensure consistent safety in the space.