This beautiful chapter house was built in 1935 and has a rich history of housing Greek organizations on the University of Illinois campus. Originally built by Theta Upsilon sorority in 1935, it later housed Alpha Chi Sigma for 70 years and has since served as a chapter house for multiple Greek organizations. The chapter house is located on Ohio Street on the east side of campus and was built in the Gothic Revival architectural style and features steeply pitched cross gable roofs, Tudor doorways, and a hexagonal bay main entrance. The +/- 10,000 SF three-story house with basement features sits on +/- 14,866 SF lot and has 25 bedrooms with capacity for up to 50 beds, a commercial-grade kitchen, dining hall, expansive front yard and elevated side porch, and a sizable surface parking lot.

Numerous improvements have been made to the property including the installation of a whole-house fire suppression system and external staircase to meet fire and life safety requirements, two new boilers in 2011, new water heater in 2017, new commercial fryer and dual range oven in 2016, new freezer in 2017, new commercial fridge compressor in 2018, the interior was repainted and the hardwood floors were resealed in 2019, and a new roof in 2021.