IFC Rush Week: Part 2
All this week we will be highlighting the Interfraternity Council’s rush events. This is part two of a five part series.
The second day of Rush Week brings us to a new group of fraternities, and with it a new series of events.
It is important for us to point out that attendance at events being put on by fraternities during the Zone process does not require registration or attendance at an information session. They are open to all interested parties and can be viewed as open house events. However, in order to be considered for a bid, rushes must be registered with IFC and have attended one of the information sessions.
The following fraternities are in Zone 2: Acacia, Alpha Phi Delta, Beta Sigma Beta, Delta Kappa Epsilon, Delta Sigma Phi, Kappa Sigma, Phi Mu Delta, Phi Sigma Kappa, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Sigma Tau Gamma, Theta Chi, Zeta Psi.
Zeta Psi
225 East Foster Avenue
Open House meet and greet BBQ
www.pisigmazetes.org
Phi Sigma Kappa
501 South Allen Street
Food, football, music, and volleyball
www.psu.edu/greeks/ifc/psk
Delta Kappa Epsilon
232 East Nittany Ave
BBQ, Volleyball and Lawn Games
www.psudke.com
Acacia
234 Locust Lane
The Ultimate Tailgate
www.acaciapennstate.com
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