Xi Delta News

The story of our Lambda-Zeta Zeta is primarily a story of brotherly love. It began with the establishment of a local fraternity, Lambda Xi Delta, on the Union University campus in 1961.

Every 20 minutes, parents' lives are changed when they hear the devastating phrase, "I'm sorry, but your child has autism." More children will be diagnosed with autism this year than AIDS, diabetes, Down's syndrome and cancer combined.

Nearly 100 women dropped out of sorority rush this year, with just 227 out of 340 women receiving bids.

Every year the brothers of Lambda Chi Alpha nationally participate in raising food and funds for the North American Food Drive.

Members of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity and Alpha Xi Delta sorority bounce to raise funds for the Omaha Food Bank in the Pep Bowl on Tuesday.

A day in the life of a sorority sister Photo by Patrick Riley . Members of Alpha Epsilon Pi meet for a committee meeting, in the basement of their new fraternity house.

While the Office of Residential Life recently finished housing projects for two Dartmouth sororities, it has no set timeline to provide houses for the two Panhellinic sororities without physical plants, according to Dean of Residential Life Martin Redman.

Freshman and sophmores rush sororities during bid week. Greek life has been a part of the university's campus since 1881.

With the number of diagnosed cases of autism on the rise, the sisters of the Southeast Missouri State University chapter of Alpha Xi Delta sorority are sponsoring a walk to raise money and awareness for the developmental disorder.

Students thinking about a oegoing Greeka will have to cut loose old stereotypes if they want to make it into a sorority.

The Iota Psi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a planning meeting July 20, 2009, at the home of member Brenda Barger.

Efforts to overhaul the College's disciplinary process, revamp the alcohol policy and implement budget cuts marked Dean of the College Tom Crady's year and a half tenure at Dartmouth, which will come to a close this week following Tuesday's abrupt announcement that he would resign the post.

Mara Sloan, a member of Alpha Xi Delta, answers a question from Katie McKenzie during a round of sorority recruitment bowl.

Beta Sigma Phi International Sorority is a non-profit women's organization that has hundreds of thousands of members in nations all over the world.

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. West Virginia University's first lady of dance, Mary Kathryne "Kacy" Wiedebusch, who retired from WVU in 2006 after 51 years of service, recently brought home another honor.

Gito Monclus, left, and Ashley Contreras were honored as Greek Chapter leaders. UD's StUDent Government Association was honored for overall achievement and for outstanding program.