fraternity house
Brotherhood's campus dwelling
A fraternity house is a residence where members of a college fraternity live together, typically near campus.
These houses serve as social hubs for the chapter, hosting parties and meetings.
The term evokes American college culture—Greek letters on the facade, communal living, and the rituals of undergraduate social life: The police were called to the fraternity house after noise complaints.
- GreekOf Athenian origin
- Greek lifeFraternity and sorority culture
- pledgesFormal promises given
- pledge classProspective Greek organization members
- hazingAbusive initiation practices
keg · keg stand · beer bong · party · brotherhood · big brother · little sister · rush · rush week · initiation · campus · beer pong · toga · chapter · chapter meeting · college · bro · paddles
- campus buildingsdormitory, classroom building, lecture hall, library, student union
- campus featureslibrary, libraries, dorm, dorms, dormitory
- clubhousesclubhouse, lodge, lodge hall, club room, meeting hall
- gendered spacesmens room, powder room, sorority, womens college, all-boys school
- Greek lifefraternities, sorority, sororities, frats, brotherhood
- residential facilitiesnursing home, assisted living, group home, care home, foster home
fraternity housemonastery
Religious seclusion dwelling
convent · hermitage · library · study hall · retirement home
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