I did this for a post a while ago, so I'm just going to copy and paste . . . and make a few adjustments.
Alpha Chi Omega: I love their symphony. Yay for the A Chi O's sponsoring Kristin's Story with us -- it is really moving and an important program. I love how you can see chapter houses on their website, and I once spent a couple hours just looking at all of them, trying to find the biggest ones.
Alpha Delta Pi: I think it's awesome that they were the first and paved the way for the rest of us. Where would we be without ADPi?
Alpha Epsilon Phi: I love their flower and mascot.
Alpha Gamma Delta: I love their spirit! It seems like every AGD is really cool and full of energy. And of course there are tons of them here on GC. I think their idea of having special alumnae groups for the younger alums is a great one.
Alpha Omicron Pi: I love the panda mascot, and how they're original by having only one color and using their flower in place of a crest.
Alpha Phi: I love their flowers, and their crest. I also think their commitment to alumnae initiation is really cool, and I hope other groups follow their lead.
Alpha Sigma Alpha: I love their colors -- they're the same as my university's! Plus we have that link of our founder, Sarah Ida Shaw, helping them out, so I guess they're the closest thing Tri Delta has to a "sister sorority." I am jealous of all you who have the Syracuse Triad, Monmouth Duo, Farmville 4 and the Phi Mu/ADPi link . . . I wish we had something like that.
Alpha Sigma Tau: I love their flower, and the anchor symbol.
Alpha Xi Delta: I really like all AZD's symbols . . . I think they fit together really well.
Chi Omega: Every Chi O I've met has been awesome. And there are so many of them!
Delta Delta Delta: I can't help but be biased, but I love our symbols, colors, badge and philanthropy, I love how nationally strong we are, I love our Life Loyal program, and plenty of other things besides that.
Delta Gamma: I think their website is awesome and so thorough -- it really sets the standard for the rest of the groups. I love their badge. And I think the fraternity-assisted COB thing that they do is wonderful; it really shows the commitment that their HQ has to the chapters.
Delta Phi Epsilon: I think their philanthropy -- for eating disorders research -- is wonderful. I also love their colors and symbols.
Delta Zeta: I love the colors, and the lamp symbol.
Gamma Phi Beta: I love the symbol of the crescent moon . . . since the crescent is a favorite of us Tri Delts too. I think that their commitment to alum initiation is admirable and should be adopted by all the sororities ASAP.
Kappa Alpha Theta: I like that their flower is, like ours, a pansy. And I've never met a Theta who wasn't the epitome of classy.
Kappa Delta: I LOVE their open motto. I also think their philanthropy work with the Girl Scouts is really cool.
Kappa Kappa Gamma: I love the key symbol, and their colors. I also think it's cool how they let each chapter pick their own philanthropy to work with. Their badge is really pretty. OK, I admit it -- I love everything about Kappa
Phi Mu: I love their colors . . . I'm a girly girl. Plus it always seems like they have so much class and heritage.
Phi Sigma Sigma: I love that they were founded to be as diverse as possible, and as far as I can see they continue to be one of the most diverse NPC sororities out there.
Pi Beta Phi: I love the angel as their mascot, and their philanthropy of working for literacy.
Sigma Delta Tau: I think the torch symbol is so cool, as is their jewel.
Sigma Kappa: All their symbols and colors are so pretty.
Sigma Sigma Sigma: I think their open motto is really cool, and it's awesome how they have a chapter in Germany. I'd never heard of the doll tradition before this thread, but I think it is so precious.
Theta Phi Alpha: I love their colors (same as Tri Delta's!) and the penguin mascot is really cute. I like the fact that they are unique in having a Catholic saint as a patron to go along with their Catholic heritage. I wish there were more TPA chapters around.
Zeta Tau Alpha: Their commitment to their philanthropy is amazing -- and it is such an important one.