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Tri Sigma has a tough road ahead of them- because it is so very hard for a chapter to come on and really succeed quickly at Mizzou.
They were very fortunate to get a house so fast, but obviously the architecture of it isn't really on par with the rest of Greek Town at Mizzou and hinders them slightly.
HOWEVER, the women are succeeding. The PHA president is a Tri Sigma and, while they aren't making quota, they seem to have a very strong sisterhood. Also, I sense that the other chapters are trying to encourage Sigma by promoting their COB meetings.
Mizzou is a tough campus. For any organization.
Alpha Phi's reorganization was successful (and they have been able to climb the ranks since it) but that chapter had nearly 100 years of alumni support going into it. Sigma Kappa and Phi Mu are doing good, but not really thriving at the top. All I can say is that it is a hard campus for any organization to really find their groove in. But ALL of the chapters are wonderful and the members are lucky to be part of a great system.
I hope that every chapter can be strong and healthy, and maybe in the future another chapter (perhaps DZ) can come on to help contain the chapter numbers.
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