Alumni of Acacia Wisconsin

Come Back to 222
Reconnect with Your Brothers

Since 1906, Acacia Wisconsin has bound generations of brothers together at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. Wherever the years have taken you, 222 Langdon Street is still home. Find the brothers you shared it with, meet the 137 actives carrying the chapter forward, and be part of what comes next.

Our Heritage

A Century of Acacia at Madison

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Active members by academic year · moments in chapter history — click one to read the story
Come Back to Madison

Founders Weekend

Spring 2027 · 222 Langdon Street, Madison

Every brother, every era, one house. Founders Weekend brings alumni back to 222 Langdon for a weekend with the chapter — house tours, dinner with the actives, and the brothers you haven't seen in too long. If you come back for one thing, come back for this.

Our Purpose

Why We're Renewing 222

A century-old house, the largest chapter in its history, and an obligation to both.

1965Acacia's home on Langdon since
2009House gutted, identity lost
2020Full ownership restored
137Active brothers today
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Historic Preservation

222 Langdon has stood since 1926 — Tudor Revival brick that cannot be replicated at any price on this street today. Acacia has owned the building since 1965, and its architectural bones are irreplaceable. Renewing 222 means restoring them to the standard they deserve, honoring 120 years of chapter history and starting the next century on solid ground.

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Brotherhood Legacy

Acacia has grown from 17 brothers to 137 in under a decade. We have the people — we need a house that matches what this chapter has become. The social floor, the common areas, the live-in experience: this is where brotherhood is built and where the relationships that last decades are formed.

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Community Stewardship

In 2009, Acacia could not sustain 222 Langdon alone, and the house lost its identity. In 2020 the alumni board bought it back in full — a statement of intent. Renewing 222 finishes what the buyback started, returning the building to what it was always meant to be for the next hundred years.

Can't Make It Back to Madison?
Make a Donation

Reconnecting comes first — there's no price on showing up. But if you're in a position to give, every gift helps restore the house we all shared, and every name on the wall is another brother back in touch.

Renew 222 Preservation Campaign

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Alumni Wall

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Campaign Leadership
Senior Alumni ChairmanBill SchleyRoll 749billschley95@gmail.com
Senior Undergraduate ChairmanSamay UpadhyaRoll 1427samayupadhya@gmail.com
Vice Undergraduate ChairmanLiam HannahRoll 1431liamcokerhannah@icloud.com
Outreach Chairmen
Tom SabreRoll 1429samtoms1984@gmail.com
Pete GregoryRoll 1420pfgregory807@gmail.com
Jackson LoppnowRoll 1432jacksonloppnow07@gmail.com