Six men pledged Phi Gamma Delta, also known as FIJI, which started from scratch over the summer and underwent a revitalization process this semester. The pledges join the 18 members already in the chapter. These results, however, aren't final. Seven men withdrew from rush following first round, while six more withdrew after second round. Men who joined a fraternity have until Wednesday at 5 p.m. to drop from their current chapter and join another one.
Fraternities are free to set their own quotas, or limits, on the number of men they can offer bids.
As of Saturday, Sigma Chi was the only chapter to meet its quota. But as of Sunday night, the fraternity had 11, according to senior Andy Carroll, rush chair. Sixteen men pledged Alpha Tau Omega after final round. As of Sunday night, the fraternity had 17 men, in addition to two fall pledges, said sophomore Justin Novinger, chapter president. Sigma Nu, which first had three pledges, now has four, according to senior Brian Dixon.