ABOUT US
"We Live For Each Other" is our open motto, is a phrase encompassing the deepest foundation of the sisterhood of Alpha Delta Pi. It is the motto that we live by, and it truly describes the relationships one will find in ADPi. From the moment we greet our newest sisters running across the quad on Bid Day, they are welcomed with open arms and become an integral part of our family. With every accomplishment, competition, disappointment, and new experience, an ADPi woman knows she can count on her sisters to support her and stand by her side. Each and every ADPi sister knows she can always find someone to go out with for a night on the town, join her for a workout at the SAC, or for a relaxing day on Main Quad! Some of us are Golds, and some are Purples, but we are all Blue and White! Our sisterhood is a friendship that extends beyond the four years of college. It is a deeply profound bond that cannot be fully expressed with words. The friendships we've made here at Alpha Delta Pi will forever be a part of our lives!
THE HISTORY
Alpha Delta Pi was founded in 1851 in Macon, Georgia, at Wesleyan College. It was the first female secret society and was founded by Eugenia Tucker Fitzgerald, Elizabeth Williams Mitchell, Sophronia Woodruff Dews, Octavia Andrew Rush, Mary Evans Glass, and Ella Pierce Turner. The Zeta Delta chapter was founded in 1971.
FIRST, FINEST, FOREVER
The phrase ""first, finest, forever" holds a lot of significance for the Alpha Delta Pi sorority.
First: Alpha Delta Pi was founded in 1851 as the first secret society for collegiate women at the first university chartered to grant degrees to women.Â
Finest:Â Alpha Delta Pi holds its members to high standards and embodies the core principles of scholarship, leadership, service to others, and sisterhood.Â
Forever: The friendships made in Alpha Delta Pi last so much longer than four years. This sisterhood is forever.