Will other fraternities follow?

USA Today College reports.

Chi Phi fraternity votes to allow transgender pledges

One of the nation’s oldest fraternities has voted on a new membership policy to allow some transgender male students to pledge.

The student-driven change is effective immediately and a member’s eligibility is based on the presentation of legal documentation defining the pledge as a male.

Founded at Princeton University in 1824, Chi Phi voted to make the change “in an effort to be more inclusive of transgender students,” a release issued by the fraternity reads.