In honor of 90 years of Panhellenic on Auburn University’s campus, each week Panhellenic will be spotlighting one chapter of our 18 sororities.

This week we will be featuring the Gamma Phi chapter of Gamma Phi Beta.

Gamma Phi Beta’s symbol is the crescent moon, their colors are brown, mode and pink. Gamma Phi Beta was chartered on Auburn’s campus in 1968.

Gamma Phi Beta hosts several philanthropy events every year in the fall and spring semesters.

Last year, Gamma Phi Beta raised over $10,000 for their philanthropy.

G-Phi Beat is the philanthropic event where various campus organizations compete in a dance competition.

Other philanthropy events previously hosted include Moonball, a men’s basketball tournament, and Girls on the Run, a 5k hosted every semester.

Gamma Phi Beta has been awarded several international awards including Most Improved Financial Programming Award in 2002 and 2004, Newsletter to Alumnae Award in 2008, PACE Night Program Award in 2002, Most Improved Public Relations Award in 2016, Most Improved Recruitment Award in 2004, House Corporation Board/Collegiate Relations Award in 2012 and Public Relations Excellence Award in 2013.

Gamma Phi Beta also boosts on-campus recognition as well including Relay for Life top fundraiser in 2004, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012; Relay for Life Multiple Team Excellence in 2003-2004, 2004-2005 and 2009-2010; Auburn Dance Marathon Miracle Cup in 2012-2013 & 2014; Greek Sing 3rd place in 2018 and 5th place in 2016; Zeta Tau Alpha’s Outstanding Philanthropic Activities in 2005; and Pi Phi’s Libby Brook Gaddie Award for Outstanding New Member Program in 2019.

This past year, Gamma Phi Beta had a Top 5 Miss Homecoming candidate. Gamma Phi Beta has girls involved in War Eagle Girls, Pi Chi, Camp War Eagle, Danceline, Majorettes, High School Leadership Conference, Athletic Recruiters and so much more.

In honor of 90 years of Panhellenic on Auburn University’s campus, each week Panhellenic will be spotlighting one chapter of our 18 sororities.

This week we will be featuring Delta Zeta.

Delta Zeta’s symbol is the diamond and the killarney rose. Their mascot is the turtle, and their colors are pink and green. Their motto is “That I may walk truly in the light of the flame”. Delta Zeta was the second sorority chartered on Auburn University's campus.

Delta Zeta hosts two philanthropy events every year in the fall and spring semesters.

Delta Zeta hosts Hamburgers for Hearing and Delta Ziti, a pasta bar event.

Both events raise money for Delta Zeta’s philanthropy with supports speech and hearing. As a chapter, the women of Delta Zeta have raised $58,474 for their philanthropy. 

Lauren Campisi was awarded the Jean H. Wells award on March 20, 2018. The Epsilon Eta Chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma wanted to recognize a Panhellenic Woman who had showed Mrs. Well‚ a dedication to volunteerism, involvement, and spirit. Grace Anne Latimer received the Panhellenic Endowed Award. The Panhellenic Scholarship is presented based on the recipient‚ financial need, involvement in both sorority and campus activities, and grade point average. Lyndsey Davis, was chosen to serve Auburn Panhellenic as Vice President for Recruitment.

On October 7, 2018, the annual Miss Auburn University pageant was held. The Beta Xi chapter of Delta Zeta had two participants, Taylor Hoff and Anne Landau. Anne was given the Miss Congeniality award and received $100 in scholarship money. Taylor received 3rd runner up and $2000 in scholarships

Greek Sing 2019 was filled with colorful costumes, wonderful choreography and fun memories.

​Greek Sing 2019 attendance was 5,000 and we have 720 dancers. 

Two Saturdays in February, Panhellenic send 36 girls from each sorority to work on a house Habitat for Humanity is building in the Auburn Opelika area. Panhellenic is really proud every year to not only make a donation but to be able to lay hands on the houses we help sponsor. 

Panhellenic hosts benefit nights as a way to raise more money and involve the community. This year we raised a record high of 7,000 dollars for Habitat at our benefit nights held at Chipotle, Behind the Glass, and a food truck night with Whimsy Beverage Bar, Drive By Taco, Amsterdam, and Crepe Myrtle. 

"We are so proud to raise money for such a worthy cause every year. The dancers' talent and hard work, as well as the support from the Panhellenic community, is incredible. We could not be more thankful for the time and energy they put in to make this event possible," Caroline Shea, Director of Greek Sing said.

In honor of 90 years of Panhellenic on Auburn University’s campus, each week Panhellenic will be spotlighting one chapter of our 18 sororities.

This week we will be featuring Delta Gamma.

Delta Gamma’s symbol is the anchor, their colors are bronze, pink and blue. Their motto is “Do Good”. Delta Gamma was chartered on Auburn’s campus in 1973.

Delta Gamma hosts two philanthropy events every year in the fall and spring semesters.

Each Spring Delta Gamma hosts Milk & Cookies, which is
an all you can eat cookie event. This past spring’s event raised $15,063.

In the Fall, Delta Gamma hosts Anchor Splash.
This is synchronized swimming competition where on campus organizations are coached by DG's and compete.  The event includes a belly flop competition, a "Save a DG" relay
race, best eyes competition, and the main event -- the synchronized swimming routines.
This Fall Delta Gamma raised $17,595.64.

Both events raise money for Delta Gamma’s philanthropy, Service for Sight. There are five schools funded by Service for Sight for children with visual impairments.

Delta Gamma has been awarded the Patricia Peterson Danielson Award, which recognizes chapters demonstrating overall achievement of excellence in all areas of chapter life, 11 times with 9 consecutive wins. Delta Gamma was also awarded the Excellence in Chapter Administration Award this past year in their region.

This February, selected Delta Gamma members traveled to the Delta Gamma Executive Offices in Columbus, Ohio and attended the Delta Gamma Institute.