The Original Omega Delta Phi Fraternity was founded in 1903, as Alpha Chapter, at The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art, in New York City.

Epsilon Chapter of Omega Delta Phi Fraternity, flourished within the ivy covered walls of Brooklyn College of the City University of New York from its founding in 1933 until the late seventies. In the winter of 1975, the fraternity took in it's last pledge class.

Today, its alumni number about 150, most still living in the metropolitan NY-NJ area, with a few scattered from Rhode Island to California. All still share a bond that was forged decades ago at the cafeteria tables, the rooms, or in the Dean's office.

Today, our members are teachers, lawyers, doctors, scientists, social workers, engineers, policemen and firefighters, to mention a few professions. We have served our country in peace and in war. Our brothers helped put the first men on the moon. Some fought in the Vietnam War, while others fought at home to bring that war to an end.

Omega Delta Phi was a tough fraternity to pledge. The three basic tenets of pledging were; humiliation, harrassment, and physical pain. In spite of it all, those who survived the ten weeks of pledging, returned safely from their Hell Night voyage, and got to put on that black & gold sweater, knew that they were the best ........ They were FRATERS of ODPhi..

Today, many Fraters still get together at the annual Vic Kane Black & Gold Memorial Dinner, to relive fond memories, and blame each other for their failed lives or current mental conditions.

2008 Bacchanal Date set Yes, the 75th anniversary ODPhi Bacchanal will be held on Friday, September 19th at 6PM at Waters Edge . Located on the East River, directly accross from the United Nations, Water's Edge offers the most spectacular views of the Manhattan skylines anywhere on the East River. Guests can be transported to and from the 35th Street Pier in Manhattan across the East River aboard their complimentary Water Shuttle. Any ODPhi wannabees wishing to pledge the fraternity should meet the High Priest of Pain in the alley behind the restaurant at 10PM. There's no need to bring a paddle, as HE WILL HAVE ONE! (él habla español)

Fraters Lou Anemone & Bob Fickies got together in Manhattan, back in '98.

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Omega Delta Phi Fraternity
Alumni Office
342 East Broadway
Port Jefferson, NY 11777
Phone/Fax (516) 473-1533

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NOTICE: These pages have no connection to Omega Delta Phi, Inc.,
a national fraternity with chapters on a number of US campuses today.

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