[Miriverite]

I actually found BSP via GC as well. Ironically, I remember that a woman I met a long time ago in Texas was a sister - I didn't remember the name of the sorority, but I did recall that it was highly friendship-focused, and the symbol was a yellow rose. After I joined my collegiate sorority (Alpha Chi Omega) and my professional fraternity (Alpha Kappa Psi), I started researching more about GLOs in general. I came upon a few community-based sororities, including Delta Psi Sigma, which is a rather small community sorority based in New York and Boston. I thought it would be cool to join a community sorority so that I could stay fuly active in Greek life long after I was finished with college, and BSP seemed to align best with my ideals. I haven't regretted my choice!