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Poster Name:
dragonfruit

Poster Message:
Okay, it’s been a while since someone posted on this thread, and I think it’s time for someone to say something positive about this chapter. Yes, DS had previous issues with the AOII in the 2010’s, but only because nationals was trying to buy out their house. This is because they were in the Cosmopolitan top 50 sorority houses. Alumni were under the assumption that it was going to be sold, and because of the value of the property, rent prices would increase because of their beautiful architecture. Because of this, alumni partnered with attorneys and lawyers to take ownership of the property. AOII nationals were on a high horse and refused to hear what members actually wanted. This is why charter was revoked and decided to do their own chapter. In terms of the alumni network, alumni relations and other outreach members within the house try extremely hard to gather previous alumni from AOII and current DS alumni. They have reunions, fb groups, and founders day for students and alumni to engage. Although they might not have national recognition, the house tries extremely hard to get in touch with their network and not lose those connections. In terms of housing, it’s the most affordable compared to other sororities on campus. If you don’t mind that the only network is local, then you should be fine. There is alumni all across the US & Europe! You just have to reach out to the right people to get to know them and what it can offer for you. Just like networking, you need to make the effort to get ahold of them and get in touch. It’s a unique chapter with a lot of history, and all people in this chapter are super hard working and know how to “work hard, play hard”.