According to a 1996 survey of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender fraternity and sorority members, the climate for this group has improved a great deal in a decade and a half. While 40 percent of the respondents overall said that they had revealed their sexual orientation to at least one other chapter member while in college, only 12 percent of respondents who graduated before 1980 had done so. An upcoming update of the 1996 study should find continued improvements. But despite some of the gains, GLBT students within the Greek system face continued challenges too.