HOW IT ALL BEGAN AT SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSITY…
The Eta Theta chapter of Delta Gamma was established on November 18th, 2001, at Saint Louis University as the 141st chapter of the fraternity. At its beginning, the chapter initiated 106 members. During formal recruitment in the fall, Delta Gamma became the largest chapter at SLU. Since its founding, the chapter has initiated 787 sisters. The chapter has also received multiple awards from Delta Gamma throughout its existence, including Most Outstanding Chapter 2018-2019, the Founder’s Award in 2004, and the George Banta Award in 2006.
Many traditions create a strong foundation of connection for members of Eta Theta. At our chapters each week, we highlight the accomplishments of our sisters and spread love with the sunshine basket, where members write messages to lift each other up. Before chapters, you can find dozens of Delta Gammas grabbing dinner from the Ameren Café (B-School) and creating community. Our chapter also hosts sisterhoods, which are planned events for members to bond and meet new people. A favorite among members is the annual trip to Eckert’s for an afternoon of apple-picking and shopping for delicious fall-inspired foods. Not all moments are planned, though. Whether getting up early to watch the sunrise on Art Hill or ending the day with a sunset drive on Clayton Road, there’s always the opportunity for time to spend with one another.
As a chapter, Eta Theta strives to foster support and sisterhood between its amazing members.