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Alpha Chi Omega was founded in 1885 in Greencastle, Indiana on the 5 pillars of Academic Interest, Character, Financial Responsibility, Leadership Ability, and Personal Development. The Beta Tau Chapter of Alpha Chi Omega was founded at Miami University in 1941 and since has maintained a strong social and philanthropic presence in the Oxford Community. With our national philanthropy being Domestic Violence Awareness we hold events like Monday Night Football to raise money for the Dove House which is a Domestic Violence help center located in Butler County. Throughout the year, we also organize social events to strengthen our relationship with other members of the Greek Community. Alpha Chi Omega nationally, as well as our Beta Tau Chapter here at Miami University, is an organization of Real. Strong. Women.

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Be the First. Alpha Delta Pi was founded in 1851, making us the first secret society for women. We encourage our women to Be the First in every aspect of their lives. We are very active on campus, holding leadership positions in numerous clubs, athletic teams, honor societies, business fraternities, and we’ve had three sisters start women's empowerment organizations. Supporting our philanthropy, the Ronald McDonald House Charities, is one of our most meaningful and impactful aspects of our experience in ADPi. Every September, we organize a Ronald McDonald House Charities Month with a pop tab competition, ADPi-Hop (pancake sale), takeover nights at local restaurants, and ADPidol (karaoke competition). In addition to raising money and awareness on campus, we provide hands-on service by volunteering at the Ronald McDonald House of Cincinnati on a regular basis. Our open motto, “We Live for Each Other,” represents our commitment to supportive, selfless, and genuine friendships that will last a lifetime.

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Since its founding in 1909, Alpha Epsilon Phi has been committed to developing lifelong friendship among its members as well as encouraging a passion for service to others. Above all else, AEPhi is committed to personal growth and intellectual development. AEPhi was founded by seven Jewish women who could not join other sororities due to their religion, and this spirit of celebrating all women no matter their views lives on in the Alpha Kappa chapter at Miami. Sisters participate in socials, sisterhoods, and philanthropy events throughout the year. Sisterhoods include everything from dinner uptown to service projects, beauty nights and honoring our founders’ mission. AEPhi women are involved in many other campus activities and organizations, such as MAP, academic journals, and music groups on campus. AEPhi emphasizes a balance of academics, service, and of course, having fun with sisters!

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Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. was the first Black Greek letter sorority founded in 1908. The mission of the organization is to serve the community and encourage high scholastic and ethical standards. The prestigious women of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. continue to be pillars within society despite the many triumphs they have overcome.

In 1931 an Ivy Leaf pledge club was established at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. Due to lack of permission for the establishment of a chapter on campus, a small number of Miami students were initiated into Omicron chapter at the University of Cincinnati, over a period of several years. Many attempts were made over the next decades to establish a chapter at Miami, with no success. In 1975 and 1976, five students were initiated as general members by the Alpha Sigma Omega graduate chapter in Columbus, Ohio. Starting in the fall of 1976 these general members formed an interest group of additional candidates from Miami University. They petitioned for a chapter and finally received permission to establish what would be the Lambda Mu Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated on May 7, 1977. Through the guidance of several excellent presidents, Lambda Mu has developed and maintained an impeccable reputation.

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Alpha Omicron Pi is founded on deep and true ties of sisterhood and friendship, while inspiring ambition and this past year, we celebrated our 100th year on Miami’s campus. We have continued to excel, and grow in our philanthropic efforts with our two main events every year. In the fall, AOII takes the stage in Rock On Omicron, an a cappella concert featuring the various a cappella groups on campus. In the spring, we host our largest philanthropy event of the year, Can You Kick It?, where organizations from around campus create teams to play in a kickball tournament benefiting the Arthritis Foundation. In the spring we also host, Strike Out Arthritis, where we pair with the Miami Baseball team, as well as the Cincinnati Reds. All of these events help us raise money and awareness to aid the American Juvenile Arthritis Organization in their research efforts for a cure. Receiving the highest awards in AOII’s Standards of Excellence and Campus Involvement, we pride ourselves on becoming the best we can be, both as individuals and as a chapter. You can find AOIIs all around Oxford, being top scholars in the classroom, players on Miami’s sports teams, dancers in several clubs, skaters out on the rink, and leaders in various organizations found on campus. Down to earth, fun, and true to themselves, the sisters of Alpha Omicron Pi are excited to inspire ambition, and continue to grow their authentic sisterhood in the next pledge class joining them this winter!

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Alpha Phi International Fraternity is a membership organization dedicated to promoting sisterhood, cultivating leadership, encouraging intellectual curiosity and advocating service. The Gamma Nu Chapter at Miami University is a genuine culture of over 200 women—developing character for a lifetime.

We push each other to be the best versions of ourselves, and also strive to help others along the way. Alpha Phi’s Philanthropy is Cardiac Care. The Gamma Nu chapter raises over $20,000 each year through our signature philanthropy event, the Red Dress Gala, which is hosted during our mom’s weekend each spring. Through this event, the chapter is not only given the opportunity to work as an efficient and motivated team, but we are also able to share the meaning and value of our lifelong sisterhood with others.

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Founded in 1893 at Lombard College in Galesburg, Illinois, Alpha Xi Delta is one of the oldest women’s fraternal organizations in the United States. With more than 175,000 initiated members, Alpha Xi Delta is a progressive organization dedicated to the personal growth of women. Through membership in Alpha Xi Delta, Sisters are inspired to realize their potential through the ideals our Founders instilled in our Fraternity: Sisterhood, leadership, knowledge, and service to our communities. We have partnered with Autism Speaks for our philanthropic mission and aim to promote awareness and acceptance. As sisters, we push each other to be our best and be there for each other in times of need. We pride ourselves in having members who are active all across campus and take on leadership roles in various other clubs and organizations. The time we spend in college may be short but the bonds we make as sisters and friends will last a lifetime.

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As the largest national sorority, Chi Omega is a group of diverse women united under a common set of ideals. Under these ideals, Chi Omega pushes women to be their best selves and to serve the world together. Together, we dream big and work hard both in the classroom and in our diverse campus involvements. This past year, Chi Omega raised over $15,674.79 for the Make-a-Wish Foundation, and shared lots of laughs with our current wish kid. We are active members of the Greek community and love supporting our fellow Greek philanthropies. This sisterhood is raw and real; we are fully known and loved for our truest selves. Everyday, we strive to truly be “to be womanly always, discouraged never.

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Delta Delta Delta offers young women a rich heritage of lasting friendships among women who share common goals and values, such as the values of truth, self-sacrifice, and friendship. The perpetual bond of friendship among members has inspired generations of women to devote themselves to unselfish leadership to a sisterhood that lasts a lifetime. Each collegiate member forges lifelong and meaningful friendships and engages in unique and innovative chapter initiatives focused on developing her into a well-rounded, successful woman. Following college, Tri-Delta provides many ways for women to stay connected at every step on the journey of self-discovery and growth. Here at Miami, our members are proud to be the top fundraising greek chapter for the past three years. Last year alone, we raised over $70,000 for St. Jude with events like Sincerely Yours and DHOP! Our sisters are involved all over campus as members of ROTC, the dance team, the Shakerettes, undergraduate research labs, UP fashion magazine, and so much more. Our sisters bring their unique talents to help us Live, Learn, and Lead on and off campus.

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“For Hope, For Strength, For Life.” Founded in 1873, Delta Gamma has grown to be an international organization with a strong network of women. A force throughout Miami’s campus, Delta Gamma’s exemplify the “Do Good” motto through countless volunteer opportunities, campus events, and extracurricular activities. DG is proud to have sisters growing as leaders within our sorority, but also in many campus organizations such as Adopt-A-School, Women in Business, MU Fashion Club, Rotary Interact, and UP Magazine. While DG’s make time to give back to the Oxford community, they also recognize the importance of spending time with their sisters. From “all-you-can-eat” dinners to facials in the suite, DG’s truly enjoy spending time with one another. Delta Gamma believes that the friendships formed here at Miami are not just for four years, but for a lifetime.

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The Zeta Mu chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. was the first Black sorority founded on Miami University’s campus on March 29th, 1969. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated is a private, not-for-profit organization whose purpose is to provide assistance and support through established programs in local communities throughout the world. Since its founding more than 200,000 women have joined the organization. The major programs of the sorority are based upon the organization’s Five Point Programmatic Thrust. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. has been at the forefront of creating programming to improve political, educational, and social and economic conditions. Delta Sigma Theta has been pivotal in assisting the African American and International communities through education, lobbying, and economic initiatives, including Delta Days at the State and Nation’s Capital, Delta Days at the United Nations, Summits and various conferences which focus on pertinent issues of the day.

The principal purposes and aims of the Zeta Mu Chapter shall be: to promote scholarship; to establish, maintain and encourage high cultural, intellectual and moral standards among its members; to engage in public service programs; and to adhere to the guidelines, regulations, and procedures as set forth by the Grand Chapter.

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Delta Zeta was founded right here on Miami University’s campus on October 24th, 1902 by six women who wished to establish a lifelong sisterhood founded on strong ideals. 116 years later, we remain steadfast in our common purpose: to make life fuller, more meaningful, and more rewarding. We hold the largest philanthropy on campus, ‘Puttin’ On The Hits (POTH), raising over $30,000 this year alone to benefit St. Rita’s School for the Deaf in Cincinnati. Each Delta Zeta member brings something unique to our chapter, many amazingly different women come together for a uniting purpose that can be found in our creed: “love that is ever steadfast”.

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Gamma Phi Beta aims to foster a nurturing environment for women to achieve their potential through lifelong commitment to intellectual growth, individual worth, and philanthropic service. Our four core values of love, labor, learning, and loyalty contribute to everyday decisions of our members. The term ‘sorority’ was first used to describe Gamma Phi Beta at Syracuse University. Since then, it has been used to describe all female Greek organizations, however, Gamma Phi Beta retains the status as the original sorority. Here at Miami University, we strive to make an impact on campus. Sisters are not only involved in a variety of other organizations, but are influential leaders that are constantly making a difference at Miami. This diversity is what makes the Beta Epsilon chapter so unique. Despite wide-ranging interests, members stay connected through sisterhood events, socials, family dinners, and philanthropy events to benefit the Gamma Phi international philanthropy, Girls on the Run. The combination of successful, influential women and the originality that is so unique to Gamma Phi Beta helps each member shine on Miami’s campus.

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Kappa Alpha Theta is not only four years but for life. Kappa Alpha Theta was the first Greek-letter fraternity known among women. In 1951, KAO was established on Miami’s campus with the purpose of extending a lifetime opportunity for social, intellectual, and moral growth. Since then, Thetas have been doing just that by fostering a culture of academic achievement, social good, and campus-wide involvement. Theta has lead women into a life of friends, experiences, and sisterhood, while also leading women to personal excellence and becoming their best selves.

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Since the chapter’s founding in 1897, the sisters of Kappa Delta have lived by their open motto, “Let us strive for that which is honorable, beautiful, and highest.” Each day the Kappa Delta sisters live up to this motto by showing their Miami and Kappa Delta pride, dressing their best and holding leadership positions in other organizations. The Kappa Delta bond is strengthened by the many activities and social events they host weekly. The women are bound by an incredible sisterhood and dedication to philanthropic service. From attending hockey games to hay rides at Butterfield farms to trips to Kenwood mall, the sisters regularly partake in gatherings that strengthen the bond between one another. Kappa Delta supports more organizations than any other NPC sorority and was one of the first to incorporate service into their sisterhood. KD has partnerships with the Girl Scouts, Prevent Childhood Abuse America, Children’s Hospital (Richmond, VA), and has orthopedic research awards in their name. The sisters host an annual “Paint Brawl” tournament to raise money for these organizations. KD promotes the pillars of service and philanthropy, leadership, scholarship and learning, sisterhood, and community found in their sisters and shares these qualities with women across the nation.

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Founded in 1870, Kappa has initiated more than 270,000 members and is one of the largest national women’s fraternities. Kappa’s symbols, the golden key and fleur-de-lis, as well as the coat-of-arms, represent the friendship rooted in a tradition of high standards. Kappa has a very strong impact in the community here on campus whether its participating in a weekly philanthropy (Open Minds Through Art) or holding leadership positions in the many campus organizations such as PSE, Women in Business, Dance Theatre, Miami Athletics, The Miami Student, Miami Misfit a cappella group, Adopt-A-School, honors societies, Miami Tour Guides, UP Magazine, MU Fashion Club, we value the times we spend together. Kappa places great values in sisterhood and working together with other Greek organizations to give back to our community. Our membership truly offers an opportunity and experience of a lifetime!

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Kappa Phi is a Christ-centered sisterhood devoted to study, fellowship, worship and serving others for God. The Kappa Phi Club is a national organization for university Christian women, founded, and the first chapter organized, in 1916 at the University of Kansas by Mrs. Harriet Thompson. "To provide a wholesome religious environment so college women would not drift into indifferent church relations, but become a strong force of leadership in the future church.

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Phi Mu was founded in 1852 at Wesleyan College in Macon, Georgia. It began as the Philomathean Society, a literary society, and is the second oldest secret society for women. We all believe in the ideals of our Creed: Love, Honor, and Truth. Phi Mu’s interest in philanthropy is expressed in the first line of their Creed, “To lend to those less fortunate a helping hand,” a guiding principle for Phi Mu. Phi Mu is the only sorority to be a corporate sponsor of Children’s Miracle Network. We support Children’s Miracle Network through Puddle Pull, which is one of Miami’s most recognized on-campus philanthropy events. Phi Mu sisters believe in leadership and are involved in various organizations on campus ranging from a cappella groups, club sports, Miami dance team, Miami shakerettes, business fraternities, and more. Our sisterhood is at the core of everything we do, and we celebrate our strong sisterhood each semester with various events on campus.

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Since its founding in 1913, the women of Phi Sigma Sigma have committed to fostering a unique sisterhood, comprising of powerful women who believe in the development of strong principles and the advancement of womanhood. As a chapter, we work to raise funds for the Phi Sigma Sigma Foundation, our international philanthropy, as well as The Kids in Need Foundation, each benefiting school and college readiness for children. Our members are involved in a variety of organizations on campus, hold leadership positions, and volunteer countless hours of service. Through each of these activities our women commit to utilize our motto to “Aim High” while also keeping our values of faith, love, and sincerity at heart. These characteristics of our amazing sisters truly exemplify what makes our chapter special.

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Pi Beta Phi is excited to re-establish our Ohio Zeta Chapter at Miami University in Spring 2024! Since joining the Miami Panhellenic community in 1945, our Ohio Zeta Chapter has aimed to fulfill Pi Beta Phi's mission to promote friendship, develop women of intellect and integrity, cultivate leadership potential and enrich lives through community service.

Pi Beta Phi's six core values of Integrity, Lifelong Commitment, Honor and Respect, Personal and Intellectual Growth, Philanthropic Service to Others, and Sincere Friendship guide our member in everything they do.

Our legacy of philanthropic service, member programming, and leadership development help our sisters become Friends and Leaders for Life.

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Sigma Lambda Gamma is a national, multicultural sorority that aims to empower women from all over the world. The women of SLG are driven, confident, open minded, and strive to be Women of Distinction. With these qualities, the sorority has become the fastest growing Hispanic-based, multicultural sorority in the nation; in merely 24 years since our founding we have grown to over 131 chapters ranging from coast to coast. The Pi Gamma chapter of SLG is the only multicultural sorority on Miami’s campus, as such we recognize our responsibility to the progression of a positive global community, we stress the importance of morals, ethics, and education in our daily lives so that we serve the needs of our neighbors through a mutual respect and understanding of our varying cultures. For more information on how to become a Woman of Distinction, please contact any member of SLG!

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Theta Nu Xi Multicultural Sorority, Inc. was founded on April 11, 1997, at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill by seven diverse womxn who sought to create an inclusive sisterhood based on the five tenets of scholarship, service, sisterhood, leadership, and multiculturalism. They strive to promote leadership, multiculturalism, and self-improvement through academic excellence, involvement in and service to the campus and community, as well as being living examples of sisterhood across different races, cultures, religions, backgrounds, and lifestyles. The Alpha Phi Colony was founded on April 11, 2022, as the first National Multicultural Greek Council (NMGC) organization at Miami University and first Theta Nu Xi Multicultural Sorority, Inc. Colony in Ohio. The sorority aims to break the boundaries of what it means to be a traditional sorority by promoting intentional diversity and through their community involvement and meaningful programming, exemplify what it means to have unity with purpose.

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Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated was founded on the campus of Howard University in Washington D.C. on January 16, 1920. This organization is home to more than 125,000 women and is proud to be the first Black greek letter sorority to charter an international chapter in Africa, in addition to being the first and only sorority to be constitutionally bound to a fraternity, Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Incorporated!

The Illustrious Xi Rho chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated was chartered on Miami University’s campus on April 28, 2001. For the past 18 years, the chapter has consisted of remarkable women who have grown to become doctors, lawyers, professors, teachers and many more. This group of women work diligently to maintain their principles of scholarship, service, sisterhood, and finer womanhood on a daily basis. Xi Rho has received awards such as NPHC chapter of the year, regional and state scholarships, as well as campus recognition. Although the chapter is often small, these women are well known for their commitment to service among different populations within the Oxford community. Not only do these women pride themselves on their principles, they are also passionate about social justice, diversity, and inclusion! If you are interested in more information about Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. on Miami’s campus, feel free to reach out to any member via The Hub or email.

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“Love, the greatest of all things.” Founded in 1898, Zeta Tau Alpha is the second largest National Panhellenic organization in the country. Zetas are known for their genuine character and true sisterhood. Their passion for Zeta Tau Alpha’s national philanthropy, Breast Cancer Awareness and Education, is evident on campus and throughout the community. Zetas host various events on campus, participate in events with their national partners, The American Cancer Society, NFL, and Bright Pink, and distribute Think Pink awareness ribbons around campus and the community during Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Zetas also support other chapters by participating in various Greek events throughout each year and are proven leaders making an impact on other organizations on campus. Members encourage each other to be the best they can be, always staying true to themselves. Zeta Tau Alpha is committed to fostering a spirit of love and creating lifelong friendships, making amazing memories along the way.