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 Alpha Xi Delta.

Alpha Xi Delta’s colors are double blue and gold. Their motto is “Realizing Your Potential”. Alpha Xi Delta was chartered on Auburn’s campus in 1980.

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

Alpha Xi Delta hosts Illuminate, a pop-up shop held in the Alpha Xi Delta chapter room.

All philanthropy event proceeds go to Autism Speaks, Alpha Xi Delta’s philanthropy.

Alpha Xi Delta also hosts Shine On. Because April is Autism Awareness month, the sisters of Alpha Xi Delta partner with organizations such as Best Buddies to host a pizza party on Cater Lawn in order to raise awareness.

Alpha Xi Delta has been awarded the Letter’s of Love Top Fundraising Chapter in 2017-2018, raising the most amount of proceeds through their letters of love campaign to be donated to Autism Speaks. Alpha Xi Delta was also awarded the Changing the Future Award in 2017-2018. The Zeta Xi chapter of Alpha Xi Delta was awarded this award for its philanthropic efforts and community outreach.

Alpha Xi Delta inspires its members to “reach their potential” by offering a sisterhood that supports and encourages them to be the best version of themselves in all aspects of life.

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 Alpha Omicron Pi.

Alpha Omicron Pi’s symbol is the sheaf of wheat, their colors are cardinal and white. Two years ago, Alpha Omicron Pi’s mascot was successfully changed to the panda two years ago. Their motto is “Inspire Ambition”. Alpha Omicron Pi was chartered on Auburn’s campus in 1946.

Alpha Omicron Pi hosts two philanthropy events every year in the fall and spring semesters.

Each Spring Alpha Omicron Pi hosts Run for Roses, a 5K around Auburn’s campus benefiting the Arthritis Foundation.

Alpha Omicron Pi also hosts Slice Out Arthritis, an all-you-can-eat dinner with pizza and desserts.

This past summer, Alpha Omicron Pi was awarded the Excellence in Ritual Excellence in fraternity and sorority relations, Excellence in Alumnae Relations, Excellence in Academic Achievement, Excellence in New Member Education, Excellence in Campus Involvement and the Ruby Level Chapter Award, which is the highest level a chapter of Alpha Omicron Pi can be.

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 Delta Delta.

Delta Delta Delta’s mascot is the dolphin and their colors are silver, gold and cerulean blue. Their motto is “Steadfastly Love one Another”. Delta Gamma was chartered on Auburn’s campus in 1954.

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

Each Spring, Delta Delta Delta hosts the Lutzie 5k for the Lutzie 43 foundation.

Delta Delta also hosts the Delta House of Pancakes for St. Jude, Sundaes for SAM for Camp Smile-A-Mile and Alex’s Lemonade Stand for local children’s cancer research foundation.

Last year, The women of Delta Delta Delta raised over $91,000 for St. Jude.

Delta Delta Delta has been awarded the Mentoring with a Purpose Award for most outstanding Alumnae Advisor Team and the Margaret Paddock Haller Award for most outstanding Tri Delta chapter.

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 Alpha Beta chapter of Chi Omega.

Chi Omega’s symbols are the owl and the skull and crossbones. Their colors are cardinal and straw. Chi Omega was chartered on Auburn’s campus on September 9, 1923.

Chi Omega hosts several philanthropy events every year in the fall and spring semesters.

The Alpha Beta chapter of Chi Omega has raised over $640,000 for their philanthropy, Make-A-Wish. Chi Omega is also the top fundraising chapter for Make-A-Wish in the state of Alabama.

Chi O Cookout, Chi O Carnival, Cupcakes with Chi O and Wish Week are all events which fundraise for their philanthropy.

The Alpha Beta chapter of Chi Omega was recently awarded the Founder’s Cup in the summer of 2018, which is given to the Top 5 Chi Omega chapters in the nation.

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.