Spring 2018 Recruitment: Road to Destiny

Once again, our nation suffers a deep tragedy. On behalf of the sisters of Delta Phi Omega Sorority, Incorporated, we extend our deepest sympathies and condolences to all the families, classmates, and loved ones that were affected by the devastating school shooting at Santa Fe High School in Santa Fe, Texas on May 18th. We are grateful for the first responders who rushed to the school to protect the safety of the students and faculty. The U.S.  has had over 250 school shootings since 2009. No c...

This year, Boston University Colony and National Council are co-hosting National Conference in Boston, Massachusetts! We would like to encourage all sisters to register for an unforgettable experience as we take over the city. Conference is a fun and exciting weekend filled with sisterly bonding, outings, workshops, a banquet, and best of all… gifts! Please check your emails for more information regarding conference. We hope to see you all there!

Introducing our National Leadership members for 2018-2019! A huge thank you to our previous leadership for all their hard work. We are forever grateful for the members who volunteer their time to continue to make a difference within our organization. Your passion and dedication is what makes us the largest, strongest, fastest-growing sisterhood in the nation!   National Council      National Board   

On behalf of the sisters of Delta Phi Omega Sorority, Incorporated, we extend our deepest condolences and sympathies to the separated sons, daughters, and families of those dealing with current U.S. policies on undocumented immigration. As an organization dedicated to helping children reach their potential, it is against our values to violate these basic human rights. It is time to bring families back together We strongly encourage those who desire to take action, to call their political represe...

On behalf of the sisters of Delta Phi Omega Sorority, Incorporated, we stand in solidarity in the fight for justice for Asifa Bano. Asifa was an 8 year old Muslim girl who was killed by politicians in Kashmir in January. She was sedated for 3 days, raped and tortured by multiple men, then strangled. She was just an innocent child who was abducted while grazing her family’s horses in a meadow. Details of this crime revealed it was fueled by religious and political tensions between her famil...

The Sisters of Delta Phi Omega Sorority, Incorporated stand alongside all of our immigrant sisters and those families affected, to #defendDACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals). The purpose of DACA, founded under the Obama Administration in June 2012, is to protect eligible undocumented minor immigrants from deportation and give them a work permit upon renewal into the program every two years. These young immigrants were brought to this country by their parents, and they may not know a co...

Please welcome our new National Leadership members for the 2020-2021 term! National Council would also like to thank our previous leadership members for all their hard work and dedication. We are forever grateful for the members who volunteer their time to continue to make a difference within our organization. Your passion and dedication is what makes us the largest, strongest, fastest-growing sisterhood in the nation! National Council President: Chandni Nigam from Mu Chapter Executive Vice Pres...

National Council is elated to announce that Delta Phi Omega has been accepted into the National APIA Panhellenic Association (NAPA)! Our official recognition started on April 8th, 2016. This has been a long-term goal for our sorority, even since before most of us have crossed. Current anapest council members have worked extremely hard to achieve this status. For those not familiar with NAPA, it is an umbrella organization for South Asian and Pacific Islander fraternities and sororities. NAPA cu...