Delta Gamma at Columbia University

Our members are strong, confident, powerful, intersectional feminists in a system that is far from perfect. We are lucky to be able to come together as a unit and supportive community that recognizes the shortcomings of the sorority system and aims to be agents of change within it. Our members engage with social issues, showing support for , the LGBTQ+ community, the Muslim commun

ity, the Latinx community, and other marginalized groups that are impacted by present conditions of society. As a sisterhood, we strive to learn and grow. We recognize that each individual in our chapter has a stake in the wider social conversation and that Zeta Theta has much to gain from our members’ lived experiences. While Delta Gamma endeavors to work against oppressive gender stereotypes, sorority culture traditionally affirms constructs of conventional femininity and heteronormative assumptions. Taking that into consideration, Delta Gamma Zeta Theta seeks to further this conversation, utilizing our platform and acknowledging our responsibility as a visible organization on campus to give voice to important issues. Read more about our chapter on our website, http://www.dgcolumbia.com