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Co-ed Societies Cleo Society of AX The Cleo Literary Society was founded as originally as DKE in 1877 at Trinity College. Cleo, named after Clio, muse of history and wisdom, was founded as an independent local literary society and social alternative to the other fraternity houses that existed at the time. Local Sororities […]https://www.trincoll.edu/greek-life/wp-content/uploads/sites/109/2020/05/CLEO.jpg175175