Great article!

Here is an excerpt from a recent article regarding alumnae initiation:

Current Zeta alumnae are invited to initiate as alumnae of Alpha Chi. They can do this in April during the ceremonies at Carnegie Mellon, or they can initiate through a chapter closer to where they live. Zeta alumnae can also wait as much as a year to be initiated if they need time to go to a campus with an Alpha Chi chapter or make a final decision about if they want to be initiated. The original six founders of Zeta will not be allowed to initiate into Alpha Chi because they are already initiated into Chi Omega. However, they will be given the option of acting as mentors for the current members of Zeta/Alpha Chi.


Full article

Congratulations to AXO!


I admit I haven't been keeping up with this thread so I hope I'm not beating a dead horse, but I was really surprised that Delta Zeta presented at CMU. We have chapters at Pitt, Robert Morris and Duquesne, none of which are more than 15-20 miles from CMU. I'd love to know what our National was thinking! Ladies, there is more to the country than Southwestern Pennsylvania!!! :)

I'm glad you posted that - it's hard enough to get a full advisory board for ONE chapter, I'm not sure how y'all do it for THREE!!

Kappa Nu of AXO
 

This past Saturday, the Kappa Nu chapter of Alpha Chi Omega was initiated and installed at Carnegie Mellon.

Congrats ladies! :)

Congratulations ladies!!

Re: Kappa Nu of AXO
 

Congrats.

Welcome to Carnegie Mellon!

COOL to A X O and C M. Old School and Old Sorority!

Has a Nice Fit!:cool:

Congratulations!

It is Great to see Expansions!:cool:

Actually as schools go , CMU is relatively young. The Carnegie Institute of Technology was founded in 1900 and the other schools within the university followed suit.