On a semesterly basis, the Office of Residential Life works with the Undergraduate Residential Life Committee (URLC), a subcommittee of the Wesleyan Student Assembly's Student Affairs Committee, to formally evaluate Program Housing in order to ensure that the needs and expectations of residents within our communities are being met.  Program House applications are available each spring semester during our housing selection process for residents interested in living in a Program House for the following academic year.

Greek Housing

Beginning in the fall of 2026, the fraternities below will be considered "Greek Housing". 

Greek Housing is a unique living option offered to all upper-class students at Wesleyan.  Different from Program Housing, our Greek Houses are privately owned and operated by the chapter organizations themselves but are required to maintain residential facilities that meet certain health and safety standards of the University.  This gives these communities a distinct governance structure and affords residents the opportunity to increase their leadership skills by participating in house positions.  Since Greek Housing operates through chapter-based leadership, residents typically enter the house already connected through shared recruitment, affiliation, and chapter traditions, creating a cohesive,  community within the larger Wesleyan residential system.  Each Greek House is staffed by a non-duty Community Advisor.

In accordance the University’s commitment to non-discrimination, our Greek Houses are required to be fully co-educational  and  open to all Wesleyan students.