1910 - Indiana: Zeta's house is destroyed by fire for the second time in fifteen years.
1910 - Tennessee
1911 - Ohio Wesleyan: Early discovery of a furnace fire limits damage to a few rooms.
1913 - Columbia: Brothers avert disaster by extinguishing a chimney fire.
1918 - Washington and Lee: The campus's first fraternity house, Zeta Deuteron's, is destroyed.
1922 - Wabash: Fire destroys the second floor and attic; the original charter also burns.
1922 - Illinois Wesleyan: Alpha Deuteron's house burns; only the walls are left standing.
1924 - Maine: Omega Mu's house destroyed by fire.
1933 - Penn State: $10 to $15 thousand damage cause when fire breaks out in July.
1934 - William Jewell: Fire destroys part of Zeta Phi's house, dislodging them for a year.
1942 - Lehigh: Beta Chi's house is destroyed by fire.
1943 - Amherst: Fire guts the third floor of the Alpha Chi house.
1944 - University of Colorado: a fire at the temporary chapter house kills a pledge brother.
1945 - Rutgers: Fire kills three; the house was leased by another fraternity at the time.
1948 - Syracuse: Fire destroys the interior of the house on April 9; fortunately, no one is injured.
1948 - Missouri: Fire destroys Chi Mu's house on May 11; firemen rescue 21 brothers from the roof.
1964 - Alabama: Theta's chapter house destroyed.
1960 - University of the South (Sewanee): Fire destroys Gamma Sigma's lodge.
1960 - Stanford: fire consumes the chapter house.
1962 - Auburn: At 3:40 AM Saturday, the Delta Colony's house burns down. They move to a new house and become Alpha Upsilon chapter that fall.
1964 - Illinois: Chi Iota's house burns.
1967 - Kansas: Pi Deuteron's house is destroyed.
1968 - Gettysburg: Jay F. Hinsley '69 loses his life when fire engulfs the third floor.
1970 - Illinois: Fire damages the second floor of the Chi Iota house.
1971 - Wisconsin: Early morning November 1, fire guts the Great Hall, causing extensive smoke damage to the rest of the house.
1973 - Lafayette: Sigma Deuteron's house is destroyed by fire.
1975 - Illinois: The third fire in eleven years, ignited by an electric blanket, destroys the third floor.
1982 - Iowa State: Fire is discovered at the Alpha Iota house around 4 PM; the fire lasts until after dawn the next day. Winds and below-zero temperatures encase the gutted house in ice.
1982 - Lawrence: Fire causes $10k of damage to the chapter house living room.
1984 - Washington and Lee: Fire guts Zeta Deuteron's house and kills one brother.
1990 - Rutgers: Arson claims 78 Easton Avenue on June 18; the house is subsequently demolished.
1993 - Southern Methodist: Burning cigarette ignites a couch, gutting the house.
1996 - North Carolina: An early-morning fire at Epsilon's house kills five people.
1997 - Cincinnati: An overturned candle causes $75,000 damage to Chi Omicron's third floor and attic.