Theta Xi

Founded in 1885, the Delta Chapter of Theta Xi is the second oldest fraternity at MIT. We currently have 30 active brothers who are all deeply involved with MIT academics and extracurricular activities, such as varsity athletics, the Asian Dance Team and many others.

The brothers hail from as close at Boston, MA and as far as Seoul, Korea, and span a variety of majors and interests. We relax by grabbing boba, playing video games and board games, watching movies, and adventuring into Boston. Our brothers are also committed to our community, participating in volunteer efforts such as cleaning up the Charles River and DynaMIT.

Our house is a fifteen minute walk across the Harvard Bridge from campus. Brothers often describe the walk back to the house after classes as a trip back home after a long day of work. It encompasses two addresses, 64 and 66 Bay State Rd., and is located at the heart of Kenmore Square, just under the Citgo sign. Positioned in close proximity to Kenmore Square, the MBTA, Fenway Park, and Newbury Street, there is always plenty to do within a short walk's distance.

The house itself consists of two beautiful brownstone mansions. The four story houses feature sixteen bedrooms, which can comfortably accommodate up to thirty-seven brothers. The houses also include a library, a pool room, and a makerspace in the basement. In the past two years we have also renovated our bathrooms and our front patio. Dinner in the house is cooked five nights a week by a personal chef.

Rush Contact Name: Max Tao
Rush Contact Email: maxtao@mit.edu
Recruiting male-identifying students of all grade levels