sorority founding dates at ole miss
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This is the correct information on the founding of sororities at Ole Miss:
Chi Omega: 1899–1912, 1926–present
Delta Delta Delta: 1904–1912, 1926–present
Phi Mu: June 1926
Kappa Delta: January 1927
Delta Gamma: 1927–1931, 1938–present (They were founded in 1873 Oxford at an all girls college but didn't not affiliate with Ole Miss until 1927)
Kappa Kappa Gamma 1947
Alpha Omicron Pi: 1958
Pi Beta Phi 1962
Kappa Alpha Theta 1979
Alpha Delta Pi 1961-1995, 2013–present
There were no sororities on campus from 1912-1926.
These chapters are inactive:
Alpha Xi Delta 1971, inactive since 1976
Delta Zeta 1928, inactive since 1953
Zeta Tau Alpha 1939–1986, recolonized 1989; inactive since 199
Commentby: .Jan 29, 2021 1:52:36 PM
There’s actually very strong Zeta alumni group still in Oxford as they had a LOT of members born and raised in Oxford. The problem was that Zeta was viciously bullied off campus and their nationals has said more than once that the culture at Ole Miss needs to seriously change before Zeta would even consider coming back. Considering we semi-recently saw the Greek Community turn around and make Theta the new Zeta and bully them off too, culture clearly hasn’t changed much.
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by: ???Aug 4, 2015 8:17:08 PM
I'm guessing that if the sorority members had been strong, they wouldn't have left ole miss. Weak chapter members usually equal weak alumni.
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