can we at least get our history correct?
by: pleaseee
Dear Troll, If you are going to state a sorority is "old row" then please do your research.
The following groups are considered to be a part of the University of Georgia's Greek Life.
They are listed in order of their chapter's founding at the University of Georgia.
Organization
Nickname
Local founding date
Phi Mu 1921
Chi Omega Chi O 1922
Alpha Gamma Delta Alpha Gam 1923
Kappa Delta KD 1924
Sigma Delta Tau Sig Delt 1924–1929, 1945–present
Alpha Delta Pi ADPi 1933
Delta Delta Delta Tri Delta 1934
Alpha Omicron Pi AOPi 1935
Kappa Alpha Theta Theta 1937
Alpha Chi Omega Alpha Chi 1938
Pi Beta Phi Pi Phi 1939
Kappa Kappa Gamma Kappa 1948
Zeta Tau Alpha Zeta 1949
Delta Zeta DZ 1961–1970, 1987–present
Sigma Kappa Sig Kap 1964
Delta Gamma DG 1968
Gamma Phi Beta Gamma Phi 1983
#1 by: Hate to break it to you
Especially after all of your research, but Old Row has nothing to do with when the sorority or fraternity was established here. It's the sororities and fraternities that have a lot of wealthy members - old money and members that have in state influence.
All in all - all are great here. So What.
Comment#2 by: wow
THANK YOU TROLL!!! YOU MUST NOT BE GREEK !!!! You can't be. Whether you go to university of Texas, Alabama, Florida or Georgia- old row is the sororities or fraternities that have been the most established, old money as you say and of course influence. If you where greek you would know that. Yes all of our sororities are great but there are sororities that due to being here for a longer period of time have shaped the greek community more than others. Not that newer sororities are not great but there is a prestige and distinction that comes with being a group that has influenced our community for over 100 years and truthfully they have earned it- whether they are here or any school. So again look at the list above for our "old row" and yes- you are welcome to the free education I just gave you.
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