In 1987, the Theta Sigma Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha, Inc. became the first historically black Greek organization and the only historically black sorority with a traditional house on Greek row. The previous year before moving on Greek row, the house AKA was making arrangements to acquire had burning crosses on the front lawn. UA officials claimed it was a distasteful prank but the local black community disputed that claim saying it was a serious threat against integrating Greek row. Two white male students were briefly detained for questioning but they were not charged with anything and their full identity and Greek affiliations were never released. The Kappa Alpha Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha, Inc. is the first and only historically black fraternity with a traditional house on Greek row.