let's bring a new sorority on campus

I vote either Phi Sigma Sigma or Delta Phi Epsilon. Both were founded as non-secretarian sororities.

The biggest sorority in the nation. Just putting that out there

I vote Gamma Phi Beta. My sister is in it at another school. The biggest misconception about the sorority is that they do not actually nationally support one philanthropic organization (many people think theirs is Girls on the Run). Instead, they have a philanthropic mission of "building strong girls" and will donate/sponsor any organization that aligns with their mission statement, Girls on the Run is just the one they most often partner with. They also are a very strong chapter, and also I believe they are the only international sorority (they have chapters in Canada). They would be a good fit here I believe.

I go to a school with 19 NPC sororities, and it sounds like the house you guys need is Sigma Delta Tau. Their motto is empowering women and their philanthropy is prevent child abuse America.

I think Pi Beta Phi. They were the first fraternity for women, they have been pioneers in Greek life, have chapters in Canada.

How about Sigma Kappa? Strong nationally, not as much as DZ or ZTA, but known for being classy and their national philanthropy is huge with Alzheimer Association plus they have three other ones as well. They also were founded in Maine in 1874, so they have been around for some time. Plus, they have had some very successful alumni.

Hey all! I'm currently a Tri Sigma pledge at the chapter here at UMass Amherst. I have a couple of Harvard friends who were asking me all about it so I thought I would share. Personally, I am so happy I choose Tri Sigma. Our philanthropies include the March of Dimes, the Robbie Page Memorial Foundation, and the Tri Sigma foundation. Since we are the founders of our chapter here at UMass Amherst we get to have a lot of input of what we want our sorority to be like, which I personally am very excited about. We also have a great national consultant that has been helping us every step of the way! Most of the girls in the chapter here are very intelligent women who are either majoring in the sciences on the pre-med track, or in the business school. I would say that all the women in this chapter truly reflect the Tri Sigma values of wisdom, faith, hope, love, and empowerment. Tri Sigma really holds themselves to a very high standard; in fact, we were one of the first sororities to stand up against hazing. We've also been able to meet up with some of the Tri Sigma girls at Northeastern. I would totally love to see a Tri Sigma chapter at Harvard in the future, as it would help create a major Boston/Massachusetts network between Northeastern, Harvard, and UMass. There are also a lot more Tri Sigma chapters that keep on popping up across the country, and our presence is only getting stronger.

Pi Beta Phi would be an excellent choice. The are leaders and pioneers in the women's fraternity movement.

Tri sis not good at all. How about Alpha ta Pi ?
I is a very southern sorority and was the first sorority. I they have a good chapter at BU.

Anything but Tri Sig, in my opinion. Smaller nationally, but inner chapter functions are a mess.