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Contains information about the history of fraternities at Bowdoin. Includes reports, publications, correspondence, and general materials related to greek life on campus.

Ephemera, artifacts, newsletters, letters, clippings, reports, and official documentation of the Alpha Rho Upsilon chapter at Bowdoin College from the midcentury.

Contains dance booklets, correspondence, and materials published by the fraternity.

Contains clippings, printed materials, and invitations as well as artifacts and posters from the Chi Psi chapter at Bowdoin College.

Contains correspondence, newsletters, posters, miscellaneous printed material, publications, and realia from the fraternity for over a century at Bowdoin.

Contains the Delta Sigma house history, administrative and financial documents, correspondence, minutes, publications, and other printed material. There are also two wooden Delta Sigma paddles.

Contains printed ephemera, dance booklets, posters, and other materials. Also includes information on Alpha Kappa Sigma, which replaced Kappa Sigma in the 1960s.

Contains primarily fraternity posters and artifacts including an unidentified bone.

The Kappa Chapter of Psi Upsilon was founded July 26, 1843, one of four greek-letter societies formed at Bowdoin in the first half of the 1840s. The Kappa Psi Upsilon House is now Quinby House, located at 250 Maine Street. This series contains ephemera, many correspondences with sister chapters, invitations to fraternity events, business receipts and records, and various kinds of memorabilia.

The Delta Psi chapter of Sigma Nu (Beta Chi from 1918 to 1922) was formed at Bowdoin in 1918. Delta Psi Sigma Nu occupied what is now Helmreich House, located at 238 Maine Street, before selling it to Alpha Rho Upsilon and moving into Baxter House in 1951. This series mainly consists of fraternity records such as correspondence, pledge records, applications, bills, and account books.