Alpha Theta

Weekly Events

Monday

Each Monday we host an open-to-campus Movie Night. This event promotes siblinghood and community among members and non-members alike, and also serves as a way to bring the first day of the academic and work week to a relaxing close. Movies begin at around 9pm each Monday. There are snacks and non-alcoholic drinks provided by the house. Movie are chosen by members of the house and vary in content, length, and genre.

Thursday

Mellows is a weekly non-alcoholic event where members of the house create and share delicious desserts and sweets. This event is open to all of campus and takes place on Thursday nights, starting at 10 pm. Students and faculty are invited to try homemade desserts and enjoy each other's company, while also getting to meet and know our members.

Friday

Tails is our main weekly open-to-campus party. From a nice cold drink at the ba-…I mean breakfast nook... to a game of pong with your mates, to the tight Spotify game, what more could you ask for? The Mike’s is hard, the Orchard is Angry, and the Claws are White (if you have bad taste). Most notably, the Keys are Not Stone ;)

Member Events

Meetings

Wednesday night, Alpha Theta holds its weekly membership meetings. At meetings, house officers relay programming information and other relevant news to the membership. In addition to house news, members share academic and athletic achievements, highs and lows of the week, as well as any upcoming events or exciting news.

Wine and Cheese

Wine and Cheese is a termly members/invite-only event in which we engage in all the Rabelaisian festivities you just can’t get at normal tails. Delivered straight from the vineyards of my forefathers right to your slowly dying liver, where else are you going to get that nice Châteauneuf-du-Pape you’ve been dying for all term? Or that questionably-late-in-the-season Beaujolais Nouveau? Or the oh-so-delightful Chardonnay Arbois/Comté pairing. Match made in heaven.

Professor Reception

Alpha Theta's termly Professor Reception brings together the students of the House and faculty to engage with each other outside of the context of academics. The event offers students extended one-on-one time with professors in a relaxed environment, and provides professors the opportunity to meet members of a Gender-Inclusive Greek House and hear from them about student life as well as the student perspective on campus events and issues. One of the most unique aspects of the reception is that it is attended by students and faculty from a wide range of departments, allowing guests to meet people in fields of study very different from their own.

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