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Psi Upsilon was founded on November 24, 1833 by seven students at Union College, today over 45,000 members have been initiated into Psi U on 50 campuses in the United States and Canada promoting our values of Lifelong Friendship, Moral Leadership, Intellectual Engagement, Responsible Social Conduct, and Service to Society.

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International Office Staff Grows

International Office Staff Grows

January 6, 2020

Our staff at the International Office has some new faces...

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Phi Nu Chapter hosts Garnet Ball at Christopher Newport University

Phi Nu Chapter hosts Garnet Ball at Christopher Newport University

January 2, 2020

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Lambda Sigma Alumnus Joins Pepperdine Board of Regents

Lambda Sigma Alumnus Joins Pepperdine Board of Regents

December 13, 2019

New Graduate Scholarships

New Graduate Scholarships

September 29, 2019

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The Psi Upsilon Foundation recently published a ne

The Psi Upsilon Foundation recently published a new copy of the Garnet Report; you can view it online here: https://psiu.org/spring-2023-garnet-report/

This Memorial Day we would like to take a moment t

This Memorial Day we would like to take a moment to remember all our brothers and family members who have given their life while serving in the Armed Forces. We honor their memories and service.

Happy 113th Anniversary to the Omicron Chapter at

Happy 113th Anniversary to the Omicron Chapter at the University of Illinois, founded May 28th, 1910. The chapter's journey began in 1903 when six students formed the Aztec Club on campus. After quickly growing to 25 members in 1905, they began considering becoming a part of a national fraternity and met Charles P. Moss, Pi 1877 (Syracuse), who was a professor of Greek at Illinois. His son, Charles T. Moss '07, became one of the chapter's first petitioners. Pictured is the Daily Illini that announced the establishment of Psi U. Notice this newspaper also announced the first "homecoming" - the University of Illinois was the first University ever to celebrate a homecoming weekend when Illinois played the University of Chicago on October 15th, 1910.

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