The Alpha Delta Pi blog shares special stories from our sisterhood. With guest writers from our collegiate chapters and alumnae associations, our blogs tell the intimate story of ADPi membership from the diverse perspectives of our members. From sisterhood to scholarship, enjoy reading about our organization directly from our sisters and friends.
September 10th, 2021
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 and teachers might have meant well, they couldn’t have been more wrong. As we grew older, we realized the power that words do hold. What […]
September 3rd, 2021
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 connection she had with her chapter sisters, feeling right at home at Alpha Delta Pi throughout recruitment. Two years later, Lauren would learn just how […]
August 20th, 2021
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, and house corporations who have established these funds with the Alpha Delta Pi Foundation. The Foundation is pleased to announce the scholarship recipients for the […]
August 6th, 2021
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 a new academic year, we can’t help but reflect back on last year’s more than 140 scholarship recipients. Below, three of our 2020-2021 scholarship recipients […]
July 19th, 2021
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 four years, it’s for life,” but then have trouble implementing a continued journey in our Pi experience, aside from advising. Getting and staying involved is […]
June 23rd, 2021
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 of sisterhood when three of their alumnae sisters received emergency funding from the Alpha Delta Pi Foundation. In August 2020, Hurricane Laura hit land in […]
March 23rd, 2021
By Stephanie Nickerson, Theta Rho — Sacred Heart University When I was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes in 2007, it pretty much turned my life upside down. Essentially, my pancreas went defunct! Type 1 Diabetes (T1D), also known as Juvenile Diabetes, is an autoimmune disease where your pancreas no longer produces the hormone insulin. Every […]
March 19th, 2021
Lexi Cullen serves as president of Theta Beta chapter at Coastal Carolina University. A junior from Marlboro, NJ, she is studying special education. This is Lexi’s second year serving in an executive board role, serving as vice president of operations last year. She recently had an opportunity to attend The Value of Disagreement Webinar in […]
March 1st, 2021
In honor of International Badge Day 2021, Alpha Delta Pi wants to celebrate the six sorority and foundation staff members who are members of other National Panhellenic Conference groups. These sisters wear different letters, but share the same love and dedication to Alpha Delta Pi. Amy Poklinkoski, Alpha Omicron Pi — University of Colorado, […]
February 5th, 2021
Abigail Louise Davis, Nu—Randolph Macon & Zeta—Southwestern, was born February 11, 1890 in Weatherford, Texas. Abigail was the 7th of eight Davis children. She enrolled at Southwestern University in Georgetown, Texas. After two years at Southwestern, Abigail went to Randolph-Macon Women’s College in Lynchburg, Virginia to continue her education. In early October 1910, she petitioned […]