The Sigma Chi house on Magnolia Avenue is no longer sitting vacant, the brothers of Sigma Tau Gamma have recently moved in.
“They moved in on Monday, June 1,” said John Carvalho, faculty adviser for Sigma Tau Gamma.
According to Carvalho, the housing process started in October when a Sigma Chi representative contacted him.
Carvalho said the four top officers, alumni adviser and national officers made the official decision about the house.
There are currently two brothers living in the house and more are scheduled to move in come fall.
“The letters will be going up at some point in the next couple of weeks” Carvalho said.
Sigma Tau Gamma will live in the house for 2-3 years, they said they knew the housing arrangement would be temporary when they agreed to it.
“Sigma Chi's housing corporation took care of any renovations that needed to be done prior to us moving in on June 1," said Sigma Tau Gamma president Jonathan Kittle. "The only improvements we will be making are painting various areas of the house as well as installing letters.”
Sigma Tau Gamma’s last house was located on Opelika Road, according to Kittle.
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