Fire Drill Surprises San Diego State Kappa Delta Sisters

Fire Drill

A fire drill took the ladies of San Diego State University's chapter of Kappa Delta by surprise as firefighters showed up at their house to give a safety demonstration.

"It's pretty intense. obviously I'm going to remember this now," said Kendall Randolph, a Kappa Delta sister.

Two years ago, a candle caught some drapes on fire and damaged the university's Alpha Chi Omega house. Firefighters said they wanted to catch the sisters off guard to better prepare them for a similar incident.

Homeless Sorority Finds a House

Sorority Finds New Location for Residence

The University of Tennessee in Chattanooga's chapter of Kappa Delta sorority has finally found a new place to call home, pending the approval of the city's planning commission.

The ladies of Kappa Delta were denied a special permit to remain living at their former house in a historic neighborhood in February and haven't had a house since.

The girls finally found a place they like and will have to go to the May 14 meeting of the planning commission to ask for it to be rezoned so they can move in. The girls said only about eight or nine sisters will actually live in the house.

Oregon Kappa Delta Girls Strike Feud with Delta Sigma Phi

Delta Sigma Phi's Actions are Inconsiderate

In a letter to the editor of the University of Oregon's student newspaper, the brothers of Delta Sigma Phi fraternity were accused by the lovely ladies of Kappa Delta sorority as lacking a sufficient amount of support at the recent event, "Take Back the Night."

"We don't care if you didn't know Take Back The Night was occurring. Is this routine behavior for Delta Sigma Phi? Do you regularly embarrass yourselves by running through campus half naked with a Delta Sig flag?," the sisters wrote in the letter.

"The community gets one message," they continued writing, "Fraternity men do not support sexual assault awareness or survivors." The girls asked for the frat to send written letters of apology to

"The next time you choose to masquerade around campus wearing only spandex underwear and 'proudly' flapping a flag emblazoned with the Delta Sigma Phi's name, don't think we'll ever support you," the sisters concluded.

Two Out of Three Isn't Bad

Kappa Delta Hosts Pancake Fest

Sorority Makes Difference With Pancakes

About 800 people showed up at a pancake feast held by Appalachian State University's chapter of Kappa Delta sorority Friday.

With all you can eat pancakes and bacon served by sorority girls, the event was hard to pass up. The sorority also had free t-shirts for the first 300 people who came.

The sorority said they had raised an estimated $13,000 for a local children's council, a report stated.

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Just Put It In Your Mouth:Missouri Greeks Give Back With Wings and Weiners

Greek Philanthropies

The University of Missouri's Kappa Delta sorority and Delta Chi fraternity gave back to charity last weekend in two separate philanthropy events.

The girls of Kappa Delta hosted their annual "Wing Man" games, an event where fraternities and sororities participated in Olympic-type wing-eating games. From a Moon Jump, Slip ‘n Slide, and relay race, to flip cup with hot sauce and eating wings off string, the girls expected to raise about $10,000 for charity.

“All the events had something to do with eating an actual wing or eating wing sauce,” Philanthropy Chairwoman Sarah Campillo said.

Meanwhile, the Delta Chi fraternity sponsored a hot dog eating contest.

"We had a barbecue, raffle and activities for the participants and treat bags for the dogs,” said Cory Drury, Delta Chi community service chairman and philanthropy chairman. The brothers said this was their first philanthropy event in several years, and are happy to once again be giving back to the community.

Pitt Sorority Set to Host Beer... I Mean "Green Juice" Pong

Kappa Delta Sorority Hosts Pong Tournament

The University of Pittsburgh’s Kappa Delta Sorority is hosting its Annual Shamrock Philanthropy Event Thursday. The girls hope to draw a better crowd than ever before by having a "Green Juice Pong" tournament in spirit of St. Patrick's Day.

The tournament will feature teams of two battling it out for supremacy as members from Pitt fraternities, sororities, and other student organizations have been invited.

The winners of the tournament will ride in the Pittsburgh St. Patrick’s Day Parade as the “ShamPong Champions.” If you suck at beer pong, there's still hope - prizes will also be awarded to the teams with the best name and t-shirts. All proceed will benefit Prevent Child Abuse of America.

Valpo Sorority Girls Speak Out on DePauw Controversy

VU Shuns Sorority Dumping

Sorority girls at Valparaiso University are speaking out against the Delta Zeta chapter from DePauw University that allegedly wouldn't recruit girls who didn't meet their standards.

"It is well-known during recruitment that we aim to attract and invite women that 'fit in' or 'mesh well' with our existing group," said Chi Omega's Annie Elzey, a Valparaiso senior.

"I think the situation at DePauw is terrible," said Katie Lindahl, director of recruitment for VU's Pan-Hellenic Council.

"Fortunately we don't encounter anything like this here at Valparaiso; if we did our chapter would probably be kicked off campus. Setting physical standards in a sorority or fraternity is not only demeaning but an insult to Greek life in general."

"However, girls in my sorority come in all shapes and sizes. We simply look for real people who are true to themselves," Laura Henderson, a Kappa Delta senior, said.

Neighbors of UTC Tired of the Filthy Greek Life, Won't Allow Kappa Delta to Move In

Variance Board Denies Permit for Sorority House at Fort Wood

Here's a story we didn't believe was true until we read it. The Kappa Delta sorority at the University of Tennessee in Chattanooga was denied a permit to build a new house on a city residential block by the town's variance board.

A large number of residents of the historic Fort Hood neighborhood in Chattanooga rallied at a meeting to oppose the sorority moving in. Currently there are two fraternities and two sororities living in Fort Hood and the residents have had enough.

One woman at the meeting said she was tired of the filthy acts which already occur at the current houses. She said there is loud cursing at all hours, sex in the yard, smoking of marijuana, and boys and girls alike using the bathroom in the yard.

Kappa Delta is the only sorority at the university without their own house. Campus officials said they may create on campus housing in a residence hall for the girls.

Liquor Allowed at New Campus Pub

Lounge Opens to Tri-frat Party

Southern California's Pomona College opened a new on-campus pub last week, with the keywords being "on-campus."

The new Doms Lounge opened after years of planning with a party including 3 of the school frats - Sigma Tau, Kappa Delta, and Nu Alpha Phi - playing host.

Pomona College has no plans to acquire a liquor license for the pub, but kegs are permitted. Organizations can rent the space for parties, which is also equipped with a pool table, video games, and a stage.