Delta Zeta
Lindenwood University
About Us
Chapter History
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The Omicron Omicron chapter of Delta Zeta was installed on
November 24th, 1992.
With a rich campus history, the chapter is the longest standing sorority at the University. Delta Zeta has been recognized as a leader on campus and in the St. Charles community.
We are located on the bottom floor of Blanton Hall. The chapter room is a recently remodeled and fully furnished lounge. Academics, philanthropy, and sisterhood are the core values of Delta Zeta and Omicron Omicron keeps these values as the heart of our chapter.
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Jewel: Diamond
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Symbols & Tradition
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Colors: Rose & Green
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National History
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When six young women came together in 1902 to form a social sorority, they had a vision of lifetime sisterhood fostered by ideals that they cherished.
The six friends bonded quickly as they faced the challenges of starting a sorority on a male-dominated campus, as women had just been given full status as students at Miami University.
Alfa Lloyd, Mary Collins, Anna Keen, Julia Bishop, Mabelle Minton and Anne Simmons met with Dr. Guy Potter Benton, then president of the university, to make their idea a reality.
Delta Zeta Sorority was founded at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, in 1902. It was the first sorority to be founded at the university.
The Founders then went on to lay the foundation for the Sorority which would have a national reach. Today, Delta Zeta has enriched the lives of over 240,000 alumnae and collegiate members in the United States and Canada.
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Delta Zeta at LU
