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About Psi Upsilon, Zeta Chapter

The Zeta Chapter of Psi Upsilon International Fraternity (“Psi U”) was founded at Dartmouth in 1842, the first fraternity at Dartmouth College. In 1907, Psi Upsilon built the wood frame house it still occupies, designed by noted New Jersey theater architect and Dartmouth alumnus Fred Wesley Wentworth.
Several additions during the latter half of the twentieth century greatly improved the structure, which houses around twenty brothers each year. The house most recently underwent substantial renovations during the spring of 2006. F. Scott Fitzgerald famously enjoyed the 1938 Winter Carnival in the Psi Upsilon chapter house.
For over 170 years, the Psi Upsilon Zeta chapter has been characterized by our strong bonds of brotherhood. We are proud today as we continue to support the excellence of our undergraduates and celebrate the accomplishments of our alumni.

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Digital Zeta – Spring 2020

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Read the full Zeta here. Archon’s Address The Psi U Brotherhood continues to succeed academically, athletically, socially and philanthropically. We outpaced everyone for the most money raised for the CHaD,…

Fall 2016 Trustees Meeting Agenda

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Location: 7 West Wheelock St, Hanover, NH Date: Saturday 10/29 Time: 10am – 12:30pm Agenda Introductions (5 mins) Approval of the minutes from 2015 (5 mins) Zeta Association financial review…

Fall 2015 Trustees Meeting Agenda

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Meeting Information This year’s Trustees meeting will be held at 10:00 am on Saturday, November 1st. Meeting Agenda Approval of last year’s minutes Moving Psi U Forward – Discussion on…

Digital Zeta – Fall 2015

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ARCHON’S ADDRESS Julian Barnes defines history as “that certainty produced at the point where the imperfections of memory meet the inadequacies of documentation.” One of the greatest pleasures as undergraduates…

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