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University:  University of Toronto - UofT

Greek Organization:  Alpha Delta Phi

Author:  Honesty

Comment:  Alpha Delta Phi (AdPhi) isn't a good fraternity. The members are not very friendly and can be mean to new people and guests, especially outside of rush season. They treat themselves like an exclusive “club” which they are not, and so they alienate every other fraternity. They resemble a women’s book club. Adphi would laugh at that joke seeing as how they’re misogynistic. They don't do much on campus, so not many people know about them outside of Greek life, and they don’t have a good reputation with those who do know about them because of a poorly written expose which only did justice because Adphi acted like cowards and turned off all comments and didn’t run a single event for 4 months. Their events are badly organized but at least they’re classy and dress better than average. Parties are barely full, even with an optimistic mindset, and they over charge from what I saw on previous ratings. You are more likely to find a better party on St. George street from the likes of Zeta, which says ALOT. Phi delt probably has liver parties. The members don't act nicely, and the parties reflect that. They don't help out in the community or join in university events, so they don’t seem to care about giving back or being involved. The social life in AdPhi is dull. The activities don’t seem fun, and it’s hard to have a good time. The brotherhood, or friendship between members, is very weak from what I’ve heard, very splintered and seems like a bunch of old guard who want to keep it together and one or two new initiates. They don’t support each other, and their bonds aren’t strong. Overall, Alpha Delta Phi is a disappointing fraternity that doesn’t offer much to its members. A empty promise given to pledges who get disappointed when reality hits them: The only thing they offer is good appearance, otherwise they are a poor choice to make as a pledge.