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(Some things are still in the works, so please excuse a few unfinished pages.)

About Us

Delta Gamma Membership Badge Delta Gamma Flower Delta Gamma Crest Delta Gamma Anchor Delta Gamma Mascot
Our Badge Our Flower
the cream-colored rose		 Our Crest Our Symbol
the anchor, for hope		 Our Mascot,
Hannah

Chapter Stats

  • Founded in 1994
  • 2nd sorority on campus
  • Founding class of 9 women
  • Over 400 alums to date
  • Current Roster: 135 members

Quick Facts

    Delta Gamma Zeta Phi
  • Our Greek Letters:
  • Motto: "Do Good"
  • Philanthropy: Service for Sight
    Also visit our Philanthropy page.
  • Moved into our space in Harvard Square in April 2011
    See more info and pictures of our new space.

Delta Gamma History

Delta Gamma Fraternity was founded in 1873 at the Lewis School for Girls in Oxford, Mississippi by Anna Boyd Ellington, Mary Comfort Leonard and Eva Webb Dodd. The three founders sought to foster high ideals and standards of friendship, intellectual growth, and service in fraternity members. The first badge worn by members of Delta Gamma was the letter H, for "hope". In 1877, the badge changed to an anchor, which is a traditional symbol for hope.

Since our founding, DG has grown tremendously. There are currently more than 170,000 active members and alumnae of Delta Gamma, and more than 15,000 collegians in 146 chapters in the United States and Canada. For more Delta Gamma information, go to the Delta Gamma Fraternity About Us page.