Alpha Delta Pi Sorority

Celebrate our 175th birthday with an exclusive @the1851shop GIVEAWAY! Enter to win our 175th Anniversary merch bundle only available at The 1851 Shop💎 To Enter: 1. Follow both @alphadeltapi and @the1851shop 2. Tag three sisters in the comments and like this post 3. Share this post on your story for an extra entry Prize includes 175th Boat Tote, 175th Makeup Bag, 175th Tumbler, 175th Pin, 175th Mini Notepad, 175th Notecards and a 175th Ornament. The last day to enter is May 25th, 2026 and the winner will be announced on our story that afternoon. *Instagram is in no way affiliated with this giveaway. The winner will be announced from this account ONLY.*

175 years of sisterhood, strength, and firsts ✨ On this Founders’ Day, we celebrate 175 years of Alpha Delta Pi and the legacy that continues to grow with every generation. From meaningful connections to moments of leadership and service, our story lives on through sisters who uplift and inspire one another each day. As we honor our past, we look ahead to the future we will build together, continuing to make history side by side 🩵 Here’s to 175 years and all that is still to come. #ADPi175th

Sisterhood is finding joy in every moment 🩵 From spontaneous dance parties to shared laughter, these are the memories that turn friendships into lifelong bonds.

Sisterhood is built in everyday moments🩵 For these sisters, living together in the ADPi house turned shared space into shared life, creating bonds that went far beyond college and into family. “Living in the ADPi house, specifically in the “three-man” with my two roommates, was honestly the highlight of my time in the chapter and college so far. There’s something about sharing such a tight space with two of your best friends that just fast-tracks your bond; we went from just being sisters to becoming a family. Whether we were stressed out during midterms, getting ready for a formal, or just staying up way too late talking, that room was our home base. It totally shaped my experience because it taught me that sisterhood is more about those small, unfiltered moments behind the scenes than the big formal events.” - Macy Overall “Living in the three-man at the ADPi house is something I will forever cherish. Getting to live with my two best friends and share so many laughs and forever memories made every day special. They truly became my home away from home.” - Julianna Mitchell “The 3 man has been the best time ever! I will remember living in the house forever, and I will tell my children all the fun memories that were made. Dance parties in the closet are my favorite!” - Avery Overmohle

Strong women raise strong sisters 🩵 Happy Mother’s Day to the women who taught love, strength, and grace. Thank you for the support, encouragement, and values you instilled that are carried into our sisterhood and beyond. We are so grateful for everything you do, today and always. 💐

Character looks like supporting your sisters 🩵 By showing up consistently, offering encouragement, and standing beside one another through every challenge and celebration.

Character looks like brightening a sister’s day🩵 Through small acts of kindness, encouragement, and being a positive presence when it’s needed most.

Highlighting what matters most 💎 Over the next month, we’ll be highlighting our four values: character, sisterhood, service, and knowledge, and how they guide everything we do🩵

Sisters taking on festival season together 🌴🪩🎶 Living our best lives at Coachella with our girls 🫶🎡

Greek sing & dance season with our sisters 🪩🎶 Nothing beats hitting the stage, cheering each other on, and performing side by side with your peers 🩵

A college campus is always buzzing with life. For 175 years, ADPi sisters have seized opportunities for further involvement through various organizations. Here are some of the most iconic images of on-campus involvement from the #ADPiArchives. 1. Alpha Zeta sisters form a pyramid during a Mud Volleyball event on the Southern Methodist campus, 1988. 2. Epsilon Delta sisters participate in Splash Bash as part of Greek Week at Western Kentucky University in 1989. 3. Beta Epsilon chapter was proud of their trophies and honors won in the 1966-1967 school year including: Sorority of the Year, Sorority Song Fest, Tricycle Races, and Derby Days. 4. Alpha Gamma sisters Gianna Jacobsen and Julie Lowe are Omicron Delta Kappa initiates and two of the Top Ten Women of Mizzou, 1984. 5. Eta Iota sisters get some help from Alphie during Tug of War practice for Greek Week at the University of La Verne. 6. Epsilon Pi sisters Rochelle Feind, Cindy Parker, and Meredith Mixon helped to establish the Georgia Southern College Concert Dancers. 7. Pledges of Gamma Sigma chapter at Bowling Green State University represent soldiers, flower girls, and Grecian princesses while waiting to open the Chariot Race parade in 1963. 8. Gamma Pi sisters perform their Tribute to Musical Legends during Songfest at Wagner College. 9. Delta Rho sisters from Gettysburg College participating in the bed race for Greek Week in 1998. 10. Alpha Alpha AWS Revue 1956-57: Alpha Alpha sisters pose backstage at the Associated Women’s Student Revue performance of “Hat Racket.” 11. Epsilon Tau members celebrate their All-Sing victory for a Sesame Street musical at Middle Tennessee State University. 12. Alpha chapter sisters graduate Wesleyan College in 1907. 13. Zeta Psi sisters gather at the University of North Carolina, Greensboro sponsored Fall Kickoff event. 14. Delta Theta, Greek Week overall winners at Valdosta State, proved their winning potential the first day of the week, winning several swimming competitions and the spirit award, 1993. 15. Kappa sisters participating in the Samford University Greek pageant – Julia Richardson, Ginger Hill, Karen Fairchild, and Jorja Hollowell.

Spring formals with our sisters🫶🌷 Nothing beats dancing the night away with your best girls🪩