OUR CHAPTERS
At the University of Alberta, four Panhellenic Sororities have chartered and existed since 1931, making them the most historical student groups on campus. Each of the chapters contribute to our vibrant community and embody the traditions of service, scholarship, leadership and friendship. Each chapter offers unique opportunities for their members - including personal growth, lifelong friendships, and a commitment to creating a positive impact on campus and beyond.
Explore the bonds of friendship and discover your home away from home with Panhellenic Sororities at the University of Alberta!
ALPHA GAMMA DELTA (ΑΓΔ)
Alpha Gam was founded in 1904 in Syracuse University, New York. They dedicate their service to combating hunger across the globe, and have over 198 collegiate chapters. Their motto - Loving, Learning, Lasting - is shared by all their sisters, but even more so at our local chapter: Delta Kappa.
DELTA GAMMA (ΔΓ)
DeeGee was founded in 1873 in Oxford, Mississippi. Through their mission Service for Sight, all 250,000+ members strive to aid those with visual impairments. Their motto - Do Good, is modelled in every member present at the Edmonton Beta Beta chapter, alongside all of their international sisters.
COLOURS: Pink, Blue & Bronze | SYMBOL: Anchor | PHILANTHROPY: Service for Sight WEBSITE: UAlberta Delta Gamma
KAPPA ALPHA THETA (ΚΑΘ)
Kappa Theta was founded in 1870 in DePauw University, Indiana. There are now 147 chapters that help the give children experiencing abuse and neglect a voice. Our local chapter, Beta Chi, always commits to Leading Woman across Edmonton and serves local causes such as the ABC foundation.
PI BETA PHI (ΠΒΦ)
Pi Phi was founded in 1867 in Monmouth College, Illinois. With over 300,000+ members, each individual seeks to inspire a love for lifelong reading across the globe through their READ > LEAD > ACHIEVE Foundation. The sisters at Edmonton’s very own Alberta Alpha chapter are shining exemplars.
COLOURS: Wine & Silver Blue | SYMBOL: Arrow | PHILANTHROPY: Literacy (Read, Lead, Achieve) WEBSITE: BearsDen
“Being a member of my sorority actually gave me the confidence to believe in myself, and courage to reach for my goals. Even when I didn’t believe in myself, my sisters did. Without their encouragement, and endless support, I wouldn’t be who I am today.”