Clemson Sorority Invasion
As college begins to swing into full gear, recent Magnet grads are finding their places within college campuses across the country. Since Clemson seems to be the most popular destination for AMHS alumns, the Talon has decided to do some research into the Greek life of the school.
Clemson was founded in 1893 as an all boys college; it became coed in 1955 and it wasn’t until 1959 that Greek life permeated the campus. In 1970, these fraternities and sororities became nationally recognized. Currently, there are 39 chapters on campus, with 23% of the student body involved in Greek life.
Below you can find a list of the Sororities represented at Clemson:
Organization | Chapter | Nickname | Local founding date |
---|---|---|---|
Alpha Chi Omega | Theta Lambda | Alpha Chi, AXO | 1985 |
Alpha Delta Pi | Zeta Nu | A D Pi | 1976 |
Alpha Phi | Iota Rho | Alpha Phi(f) | 2012 |
Chi Omega | Psi Kappa | Chi O | 1970 |
Delta Delta Delta | Beta Theta | Tri Delt | 1970 |
Delta Zeta | Pi Epsilon | DZ | 2005 |
Gamma Phi Beta | Epsilon Theta | Gamma Phi | 1988 |
Kappa Alpha Theta | Delta Phi | Theta | 1972 |
Kappa Delta | Epsilon Tau | KD | 1980 |
Kappa Kappa Gamma | Epsilon Mu | Kappa | 1970 |
Sigma Kappa | Kappa Pi | Sig Kap | 2009 |
Zeta Tau Alpha | Kappa Zeta | Zeta | 1992 |
Now, we are all wondering; “Which Magnet ladies decided to #GoGreek?” With some indepth investigative journalism, we have compiled a relatively accurate list for your viewing pleasure.
Erin Atz- Delta Delta Delta
Lauren Baldo- Delta Zeta
Caroline Black- Kappa Delta
Katie Hulsey- Kappa Alpha Theta
Emily Jordan- Delta Delta Delta
Emily McGee- Alpha Chi Omega
Emma Rodgers- Delta Delta Delta
Savannah Seeber- Unknown
Stay tuned to see these Talon reporters infiltrate one lucky Clemson Sorority!
Update: Bridget Tunney is NOT in a sorority. We deeply apologize for this mix-up. We repeat, Bridget DID NOT go Greek.