Service is one of two general focal points of the mission of the fraternity (the other being the establishment of an undying brotherhood) and our commitment to it has been, is, and will continue to be at the heart of our agenda. So stop by, meet some people who want to have a good time, and see whether our house is a place for you!īeta Omega Chi dedicates itself to service in ways that are not customary for any fraternity on any campus. But the Alpha Delta Phi Society is fundamentally about community - it’s about being a part of a group that we all feel is pretty special, and about friendships that last. In addition, we have a history of donating thousands of dollars to literacy charities in Providence and invite high-profile writers to speak on campus. Our house sponsors poetry readings, game nights and unusually stylish parties in our clean and attractive house. We have the best of both worlds - a Greek house and the tradition that comes with that, but also an open, accepting attitude. The Alpha Delta Phi fraternity was the first fraternity to be established on Brown’s campus in 1836, and in 1974 we went coeducational. The Alpha Delta Phi Society is a co-ed Literary Society that seeks to build lasting, meaningful bonds between its members.
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Feel free to stop by the house at any time! We are located in Sears building on Wriston Quad. We look forward to meeting new people interested in the sorority. At the end of the day we are all unique Brown Students who have been fortunate enough to find sisterhood. We are a dedicated and diverse group of girls whose interests range from child psychology to biomedical engineering, classics, to East Asian studies. Since then the sisters of the Zeta Theta chapter of Alpha Chi Omega have dedicated themselves to philanthropy, academics, and most of all, sisterhood. Inter/National Organizations, ResidentialĪlpha Delta Phi Society (co-ed fraternity)Īlpha Chi Omega was the first sorority on campus in 1979. Inter/National Organizations, Non-Residential
Scroll down further for organization descriptions. Below is a list of the currently recognized organizations. With both local and national organization affiliations, the current organizations include sororities, fraternities, and co-ed societies. Greek Letter Organizations have been a part of Brown's campus life for 175 years.
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