On Saturday, May 8, 2010, Phi Delta Theta colonized at Hofstra University.  The New York Kappa Colony began as an interest group at the beginning of the academic year, but due to a freeze in university spending, had to wait to begin the process until the Spring 2010 semester.  The interest group would finally colonize with thirty men, including ten total members of the Student Government Association as well as the newly elected SGA President and Vice-President, over a dozen resident assistants, members of the crew team, club rugby, and club hockey teams, orientation leaders and campus tour guides, and much more. 

The Colony has already been heavily involved in service, including blood drives, Helping Hands, and Relay for Life.  Leadership Consultant Justin Dandoy presided over the ceremony at the Guthart Cultural Center Theater at Hofstra University, and there were numerous campus officials, parents, and fellow Greeks in attendance. The Colony is already one of the largest fraternities on campus and will continue to grow for their possible installation ceremony in the fall semester.  Congratulations to the Colony can be sent to the Colony president Gregg Albaum at This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it .