Building for the next 25 years
The Georgia Tech Chapter of the Delta Chi Fraternity is excited to announce the completion of our capital campaign Building for the Next 25 Years.
The Delta Chi chapter celebrated its 25th year on campus of Georgia Tech this past May. With the coming of our 25th Anniversary is an opportunity to reflect on what Delta Chi means to us and what it will mean to the men that follow in our footsteps.
With that in mind, we look to the next logical step in our chapter’s growth: The replacement of the “old house” at 170 5th Street with a state of the art facility that is connected to, and a part of, the 176th 5th Street house. Delta Chi has grown and prospered and now is our opportunity to finish our chapter house to reflect such growth.
After the successful completion of our Capital Campaign (see information here), construction started with the demolition of the "old house" earlier in the year, and a breaking-ground ceremony to kick off the summer. The house was completed in January 2018, with brothers moving in for the Spring 2018 semester. To commemorate the opening of the new fraternity house, we hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony and luncheon, attended by Georgia Tech President Bud Peterson, undergraduate brothers, and alumni.
With that in mind, we look to the next logical step in our chapter’s growth: The replacement of the “old house” at 170 5th Street with a state of the art facility that is connected to, and a part of, the 176th 5th Street house. Delta Chi has grown and prospered and now is our opportunity to finish our chapter house to reflect such growth.
After the successful completion of our Capital Campaign (see information here), construction started with the demolition of the "old house" earlier in the year, and a breaking-ground ceremony to kick off the summer. The house was completed in January 2018, with brothers moving in for the Spring 2018 semester. To commemorate the opening of the new fraternity house, we hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony and luncheon, attended by Georgia Tech President Bud Peterson, undergraduate brothers, and alumni.
