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tuftsdaily.com/news/2015/01/30/alpha-epsilon-pi-disaffiliates-national-organization The above link is the recent article regarding Tuft's Chapter of AEPi breaking away form their National Organization. The article states.....The Tufts chapter of Alpha Epsilon Pi (AEPi) has voted to disaffiliate from its national organization due to a difference of opinion, the brothers wrote in a statement. “Our long-term goals do not align with those of our national organization,” the brothers wrote in an open letter emailed to the Daily. The chapter, which was founded on Tufts campus in 1940, voted unanimously to disaffiliate and brought the decision to the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life yesterday, according to Director of Fraternity and Sorority Affairs Su McGlone. “The fraternity came forward as a whole,” she said. .....McGlone said the university stands by the former AEPi brothers as they make this transition. “They’ve decided to cut ties with the national organization,” McGlone said. “The university supports their right to affiliate as an independent organization.” The former brothers of AEPi can continue to live on campus, because the house they occupy is owned by the university, according to McGlone. They plan to transition to either an independent social organization or a chapter of a different national fraternity, according to their announcement. “I’m looking forward to seeing what they decide to do. They have a lot of options,” McGlone said.