Become part of a sisterhood at Ashland University!

Ashland University currently hosts  four inter/national sororities: Alpha Delta Pi, Alpha Phi, Delta Zeta, and Theta Phi Alpha.

Over 18 percent of female students choose sorority membership, which can offer students many different opportunities to learn and to lead.  

Friendship

Life long friendships and memories are created through sorority relations. Social activities include social events, date parties, formals and other programs. Women join sororities because they want to create a sense of belonging and opportunities for involvement, but they also provide honest friendship that last a lifetime.

Leadership

Sororities encourage and foster leadership growth and responsibility. The opportunities available to Sorority members promote strong leadership skills. Chapters also encourage their members to become involved in the campus community as well. Many student leaders of the organizations at Ashland University are Greek. Sororities are devoted to providing dynamic leadership seminars, which allow members to discover and refine their leadership skills.

Scholarship

The primary reason for attending a college or university is to earn a degree. For this reason, promoting high academic standards is the primary focus of all Greek chapters. The reason behind the academic accomplishments of Greek women can be best substantiated by the high Greek and chapter standard. Each chapter promotes and recognizes academic and excellence by implementing scholarship programs and incentives.

Service

Sororities use philanthropic projects to give back to the surrounding community. Each chapter devotes time and effort to make an impact on others both locally and nationally. Sororities participate in numerous community service projects to benefit local and national chapters. These efforts include fund raising over almost $56,000 in 2018 for women's cardiac care, aid for the speech and hearing impaired, the Ronald McDonald House, and the Glenmary Home Missioners , among many others.   In 2018, sororities completed 1,900 hours of service to the local community and inter/national organizations.