We were founded in 1832 as a literary fraternity. Here at MIT, we like to think of ourselves as a bastion of the humanities, pursuing interests in poetry, long and short fiction, expository writing, history, music, philosophy, journalism, politics, theatre, and the visual arts. Each term our social program includes a few open parties, a few closed events, and several member-oriented events. We are located a seven minute walk north of campus, across from CompUSA and a 24-hour Star Market. Our cook, Bob Mac, serves up lunch and dinner Sunday through Friday, and members cook breakfast during the week.
All house work is apportioned equally among all members.
Alpha Delta Phi welcomes men of all sexual orientations. The organized social programming is directed more at the hetero end of the spectrum, but parties are fun for all. In the last five years gay and bisexual men have been President, Vice President, Historian, Treasurer, Social Chair, Rush Chair, and New Member Educator. Phi Sigma Kappa 487 Commonwealth Ave., Boston 267-2199 Damn Proud. It's more than just a slogan.