History of NDDU’s Chapter Houses
The first North Dakota DU chapter house was located at 515 Oxford Street, which was an existing 4-unit building and was purchased in 1961. After receiving a loan from DU …
President’s Message – Fall 2021
Thus far, the fall 2021 semester has been a return to form for the North Dakota chapter of Delta Upsilon, and I don’t just mean everyone is back on campus …
Chapter Update – Fall 2021
Coming into the fall semester the chapter was met with a huge goal of recruiting twenty men of merit. The chapter followed through on this goal. With the help of …
Honoring Our Legacy, Building Our Future
The following are excerpts from remarks made by Brother Rod Kirsch ‘78 at the Chapter’s 60th anniversary celebration on October 23 about the status of the Honoring Our Legacy, Building …
Celebrating 60 Years at UND
Delta Upsilon fraternity at UND turns 60 this year, and the celebration was held over homecoming weekend in Grand Forks. The events kicked off on a cool, sunny Friday afternoon …
Whene’er You Find Two Rivers…
Summit Brewing Company Event In 1986, prior to the craft brewing phenomenon, Summit Brewing Company was founded by Brother Mark Stutrud ’74. He started his brewery to make craft beers …
Delta Upsilon New House Groundbreaking & 60th Anniversary Formal
The chapter will be hosting a groundbreaking ceremony for the new chapter house coupled with a 60th Anniversary Formal on the weekend of October 22nd and 23rd, respectively. The groundbreaking event will take place on the …
The Need for a New House
Actives, recent alumni, and members of the alumni board discuss the current state of the house and the imminent need to build a new place for the brotherhood to continue …
Alumni Spotlight: Brad Aafedt
Brother Bradley (Brad) Aafedt, a 1986 grad, has served as the chapter advisor for the North Dakota chapter since January of 2019. During his time advising, he has learned a …
Naming the Suites
Recalling the first time I entered the DU house on 505 Princeton St, one unique aspect I immediately noticed was the names on the suite doors. When I eventually moved …