An aerial photograph looking to the northeast of campus.
The Chapter of Chi Omega Fraternity was on the Sam Houston Campus from 1965 to 2000.
In the Residence Life naming system, the Sigma Sigma Sigma house and the surrounding small houses were classified as "The Hill."
 
 
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Sigma Sigma Sigma House
 
The Sigma Sigma Sigma House is one of the eight houses on Sorority Hill, located on the north side of campus.  It apparently has had a somewhat active history when it comes to names and occupants.

The house originally honored Margaret Houston, when the Hill consisted of five literary societies/sororities houses and the Houston, Jackson, and Shaver houses. Later, Chi Omega moved to the Hill and the name "Houston" was removed - though later given to the building that housed Kappa Delta.

Chi Omega members lived here until the chapter was disbanded in 2000. It then became Stewart House for two years. As Stewart House, it was the first residence hall used for the Bearkat Learning Community during the 2001-02 school year.

At the start of the 2002-03 school year the name changed again to reflect the new sorority.
 
 
1660 A Avenue I
 
 
Namesake
Margaret Houston
Charles Stewart
 
 
1956 - Constructed
1956 - Houston House
19xx - to Chi Omega
     Chapter: Sigma Theta
     Founded: 1965
     Disbanded: September 2000
2000 - to Stewart House
2001 - Used for Bearkat Learning Community
2002 - to Sigma Sigma Sigma
     Chapter: Eta Omicron
     Founded: 2002
2003 - Renovated
 
 
Organization’s website
 
 
Vision Realized, Mary Estill, 1970
Anne M. Emmerth, Chi Omega National Office
Minutes from the Board of Regents, February 28, 1958