The Gamma Tetarton chapter at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute is residing in a newly purchased building this year thanks to their alumni association, who purchased a former rectory and church, and is planning to renovate the church into a useable space for the community.

"We really want to change that stereotype that fraternities have. And really make it more of a community instead of an Animal House," said Phi Sig, Jim Frosell.

As of now, 10 Phi Sigs live in the new fraternity house, but after renovations, it will be able to house 26 brothers.

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