The Phi chapter of St. Anthony Hall, at “Ole Miss” (the University of Mississippi) survived the Civil War, though it was inoperative from 1861 to 1865. However, all fraternities in the state of Mississippi were abolished by an act of the state legislature in 1912. Phi was refounded after fraternities became legal again in 1927. The Phi chapter is one of three St. A.’s chapters that does not admit women (though it recognizes sis...
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The Phi chapter of St. Anthony Hall, at “Ole Miss” (the University of Mississippi) survived the Civil War, though it was inoperative from 1861 to 1865. However, all fraternities in the state of Mississippi were abolished by an act of the state legislature in 1912. Phi was refounded after fraternities became legal again in 1927. The Phi chapter is one of three St. A.’s chapters that does not admit women (though it recognizes sisters from other chapters as full members).
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