Delta Pi to affiliate with national sorority
The sisters of Delta Pi Omega sorority have decided to become nationally affiliated. The new sorority had previously decided to remain a local organization in April, but some of the sisters' goals for their chapter changed when they returned to campus Summer term, Delta Pi President Jil Carey '99 said. "With all of us finally back on campus, or at least readily available by phone, we decided to consider the national issue once more, with every sister actively involved in the process," Carey said. She said the resulting discussions led to the decision to become affiliated with a national sorority. "Adopting a national will enhance the organization we have created by connecting us with a network of extensive resources," Carey said. The sorority does not yet know when it will become national as the process is still in the beginning stages. "Currently, we are working with information from national organizations, investigating the feasibility of affiliation and sorting through our own preferences," Carey said. Representatives from the national headquarters of some sororities have already made visits to the campus to speak with the women.