Tag: alumnae

Founders' Day: Sisterhood Then and Now

Our seven Founders wanted to create an organization that offered social interaction, friendship and artistic society as well as a place that fostered the advancement of the principles of true womanhood.

Our Sisterhood of Music and Connection

Alpha Chi Omega was founded in 1885. As musicians, our Founders included three pianists, a cellist/violinist/bassist, a composer and two singers.

Music Flows Through My Life

The joy of music is that it can be enjoyed in countless ways; you need not be a musician to reap its benefits.

It's Never Too Late to Grow

My story of growth may seem a little bit different than most since I am 45 years old.

The Sisterhood I Needed

If you have a sibling, you know the push and pull of a sibling relationship.

100 Years Ago — Establishing an Everlasting Experience

Looking back a century at our 1924 National Convention, held at the then-popular New Ocean House hotel in Swampscott, Massachusetts, we can see our sisters’ commitment to laying the groundwork for a truly everlasting Alpha Chi Omega experience.

Ask an Alpha Chi: Isabelle Novak

For Isabelle Novak (Kappa Pi, University of North Carolina Wilmington), Alpha Chi Omega not only offered a network of friends, but skills she has taken into the professional world.