Cheers to 42 Years!
By Claire Mellick – Alumnae Relations Director-Central District, Region A; Theta Alpha, Northwest Missouri State University October brings many things – football games, Halloween festivities, and now, one of
Celebrating Their Hispanic Heritage
As September 15th through October 15th is Hispanic Heritage Month, we asked a few chapter members to share what their Hispanic heritage means to them in their Alpha Delta Pi
Team ADPi is Back in Chicago
Each year, Alpha Delta Pi alumnae, collegians, friends, and family members lace up their running shoes and conquer the Bank of America Chicago Marathon – all to support Ronald McDonald
Your Gifts at Work: #StopTheHazing
Each September, Alpha Delta Pi sisters prepare to educate their chapter members and campus communities during National Hazing Prevention Week. Last week, Alpha Delta Pi chapters everywhere hosted events from
Getting the Words Out
By Victoria DiMartino, Gamma Omicron-Susquehanna University, Collegiate Advisory Committee member We’re taught in school “that sticks and stones may break our bones, but words will never hurt”. While our parents
ABIGAIL DAVIS EMERGENCY GRANT RECIPIENT’S STORY OF LOSS AND THE POWER OF SISTERHOOD
Lauren Samsa joined the Gamma Theta Chapter of Alpha Delta Pi at the University of Mount Union in the fall of 2018. Initially, she joined because of the instant, genuine
Congratulations to our 2021-2022 Scholarship Recipients
This year, the Alpha Delta Pi Foundation awarded scholarships totaling $260,616 to 163 members for undergraduate, graduate, and continuing education. Thank you to the many generous donors, chapters, alumnae associations,
IN THEIR OWN WORDS: LOOKING BACK ON 2020-2021 FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIPS
This month, the Alpha Delta Pi Foundation will award more than 150 scholarships to sisters pursuing undergraduate, graduate, and continuing education degrees. Because of our excitement for the start of
Never Put Your Pin Away: Staying Connected Through the Foundation
By Hannah Holmes, Iota Beta—Campbell, Executive Office Intern For many women in the sorority world, they believe their experience ends when they graduate. We hear often that, “It’s not for
DOUBLE HURRICANES LEAD TO TRIPLE THE SUPPORT FOR SISTERS IN NEED
By Hannah Holmes, Iota Beta—Campbell, Executive Office Intern When natural disaster struck in the form of two hurricanes, the sisters of the Delta Eta—McNeese State were reminded of the power