Residential Organizations :
Residential Organizations are groups of students involved in the same organization who reside together in the same large house on campus. To find out how you could live in an R.O., contact Ingrid McLennan at mclennan@rollins.edu.
Fraternity and Sorority Houses
1. Corrin Hall
2. Cross Hall
3. Fox Hall
4. Gale Hall
5. Hooker Hall
6. Mayflower Hall
7. Pugsley Hall
8. Rollins Hall
9. Strong Hall
Special Interest Housing
10. Pinehurst Cottage
11. Lyman Hall
12. Mowbray House
Corrin Hall
Home of Chi Omega
- Nationally founded in 1895
- Upsilon Beta Chapter
- Founded at Rollins in 1931
- Colors: Cardinal and Straw
- Rooms: 17 Residents: 30
Chi Omega is a social organization of service, leadership, and unity with dedication to scholarship, diversity, and excellence. Our closely-knit group of women with many lasting traditions make a positive impact on the Rollins College campus.
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Cross Hall
 Home of Alpha Omicron Pi
- Nationally founded in 1897
- Mu Lambda Chapter
- Founded at Rollins in 2002
- Color: Cardinal
- Rooms: 20 Residents: 24
Alpha Omicron Pi or (A-O-Pi) is Rollins' newest sorority. Alpha Omicron Pi promotes friendship for a lifetime, inspiring academic excellence and lifelong learning, and developing leadership skills throughout the community.
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Fox Hall
 Home of Kappa Delta
- Nationally Founded in 1897
- Zeta Xi Chapter
- Founded at Rollins in 1994
- Colors are Green and White
- Rooms: 21 Residents: 24
Kappa Delta is a diverse group of women who strive to combine both service and social plans to benefit the Rollins and Winter Park community. Members work hard to maintain high scholastic standing, support each other in all endeavors, and promote a feeling of true sisterhood.
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Gale Hall
Home of X-Club
- Rollins' only Local Fraternity founded in 1929
The X-Club mission is to be an organization dedicated to leadership which provides its members with the opportunity to develop and enhance personal growth and group leadership skills and be supportive of the Rollins College education mission.
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Hooker Hall
 Home of Chi Psi
- Nationally founded in 1841
- Alpha Mu Delta Chapter
- Founded at Rollins in 1977
- Colors: Purple and Gold
- Rooms: 24 Residents: 31
Chi Psi has managed to become a distinguishable group of men that strive for a common goal of excellence. They have brought a unique and rewarding experience to the Rollins campus where each member develops a sense of unity and brotherhood.
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Mayflower Hall
Home of Non Compis Mentis
- The Only Local Sorority at Rollins
- Founded at Rollins in 1970
- Colors: Blue and Pink
Non Compis Mentis is a progressive group of women that establishes their own rules and goals while learning and growing from one another. Their unique and diverse group harvests an atmosphere where everyone is free to be their own individual.
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Mowbray House
Language House
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Pugsley Hall
 Home of Tau Kappa Epsilon
- Nationally founded in 1899
- Zeta Phi Chapter
- Founded at Rollins in 1959
- Colors: Cherry and Gray
Tau Kappa Epsilon is a brotherhood that provides an enriched and nourishing environment for young men, enabling them to obtain excellence, both academically and socially.
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Rollins Hall
Home of Kappa Kappa Gamma
- Nationally founded in 1870
- Delta Epsilon Chapter
- Founded at Rollins in 1932
- Colors: Light Blue and Dark Blue
- Rooms: 19 Residents: 22
Kappa Kappa Gamma is a diverse group of individuals who strive to develop the nobler qualities of the mind and the finer feeling of the heart through the union of friendship and beyond. The sisters of Kappa Kappa Gamma are dedicated to mutual helpfulness in the attainment of individual and social excellence through commitment.
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Strong Hall
Home of Alpha Tau Omega
- Nationally founded September 11, 1865
- Founding Location: Virginia Military Institute
- Iota Zeta Chapter
- Founded at Rollins May 6, 1989
- Colors: Azure and Gold
"Alpha Tau Omega holds before the young men of the country an ideal and something greater than a mere intellectual ideal. Alpha Tau Omega stands for heart as well as head. It has given men a true ideal of life."-Otis Allen Glazebrook
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Pinehurst Cottage
Built in 1886, Pinehurst Cottage is the only original building remaining on campus. A historical renovation was completed in spring of 2008 bringing the building back to its original glory. The renovation has won several awards for historical preservation.
Pinehurst Organization is a special-interest group which encourages tolerance, respect and development of creative individuals and a diversified community. Members encourage the breakdown of existing social barriers to facilitate understanding and progress while encouraging exposure to the unfamiliar as an integral part of education and knowledge. Residents sponsor panels and group discussions of contemporary campus, community and global issues. During the spring semester, current members conduct interviews with students for selection into Pinehurst Cottage. Typically, upperclassmen reside in Pinehurst Cottage. However, membership to the organization is open to all students, not just residents.
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Lyman Hall
Home of Rollins Outdoor Club
ROC is an active campus organization dedicated to broadening community awareness and enjoyment of outdoor activities.The activities of the group include camping trips, SCUBA diving, lectures, movies, and safety instruction. During the spring semester current members conduct interviews with students for selection into Lyman Hall. Typically, upperclassmen reside in Lyman Hall. However, membership to the organization is open to all students, not just residents.
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