18 CommentsAdmit it. You’re a little jealous of those elusive few with summer transfer housing who now get to shack up in one of the frat-houses-cum-dormitories on 114th. Check out their new digs, sans sticky floors (we hope)—the former Psi U house, pictured below.
Update: The building formerly known as Pike is available for your visual inspection in the gallery below (first 4 pictures).
Photos courtesy Evelyn Warner
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@Anonymous Throw parties there!!!!!!!!
@Anonymous so much anger and bitter jealousy
@Anonymous LOL @ that guy pretending to be reading in the second frame.
@Anonymous HOW DO WE GET????
@Twitch more students were able to see and using these houses as frat houses than ever will be as sterile, guarded dorms
@Anonymous this is depressing.
@they look... way better. Lets keep it this way and never let the frats back.
@Really? I understand that Greek life isn’t for everyone, but why would anyone advocate banning institutions that in general positively contribute to Columbia?
@Nice assumption A positive?
@Common Sense I hear some people are a fan of this thing called a social life, you should check it out sometime..
@Anonymous taking part in greek life was the worst decision I made at cu.
@Jarkko Who said anything about banning? Go buy a brownstone somewhere else and give the plum university housing to students who choose not to participate in occasionally criminal exclusive societies.
@Anonymous you’re a douchebag
@Psi U Alum No soul… what a sad sad sight…
@Anonymous It’s kind of a shame they managed to make a great old brownstone look so sterile.
@:) frat-houses-cum-dormitories sans sticky floors is contradictory.
@First .
@I busted a nut on that table once.