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The Fraternity of Delta Psi was founded on January 17, 1847 at
Columbia University, in New York. For centuries, January 17 has
commemorated the life of St. Anthony the Great of Egypt. St.
Anthony was adopted as the patron saint of Delta Psi, and his
name affixed to our organization.
The fraternity exists to provide a proper preparation for
post-college life, which is more than merely being imbued with
facts and theories; it includes a process for the expression and
expansion of one's ideas and opinions and an opportunity for
communication, both intellectual and moral, among equals.
Advancement and development are our goals; the bonds of
brotherhood are our reward. |
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Two aspects of our order that set us
apart from other Greek organizations are our dedication to
secrecy and our tradition as a literary society. We are
tight-lipped about all of our proceedings, but our deep roots in
literary endeavors are quite apparent. We develop socially,
morally, and intellectually through the spoken and written word.
The traditions and principles of St.
Anthony Hall, basically unchanged since 1847, have continued to
produce numerous outstanding college students and, as a direct
result, outstanding men of the world.
What can you tell me?
Apparent to all those who know St. A’s or are familiar with
The Hall, is the universality of our small size. Nationwide, our
chapters recruit the highest quality members, while maintaining
the limited numbers that allow for close bonds to form with all
brothers. We are a small band of brothers who prefer to stay
that way, and the achievements of the undergraduates and alumni
of the Phi Chapter have vindicated that strategy in recent
history and over the past 150 years.
What are some of those outstanding achievements?
Recent achievements by Phi
undergraduates include success in academics, campus involvement,
and athletics. Two out of every five active brothers are in the
honors college and over one fourth of the brothers achieved
4.0’s in the spring semester. It’s no surprise that Delta Psi
won the 2005 and 2006 Order of Omega Scholastic Awards.
In campus involvement, St. A’s have had cabinet positions under
the last four ASB Presidents, have enjoyed membership in all
major honor societies, and, this year, hold the offices of,
among others, ASB President, Honors College Student Director,
and ODK President.
Delta Psi competes at the highest level in intramurals. Over the
last two seasons, St. A’s have won championships in ultimate and
soccer, finished 1st in points in Spring 2005, and made the
playoffs in virtually every event.
How do I get involved?
Click on the “Rush” tab and fill out an interest form, or
just contact one of our rush chairs.
How can I get in touch?You can send USPS mail to
P.O. Box 8348 University, MS 38677 |