Theta Phi Alpha Sorority

Theta Phi Alpha was founded in 1912 at the University of Michigan to advance educational, social, and philanthropic interests and leadership training. Encouraging spiritual development and adhering to high moral standards, we promote life-long bonds of friendship. Loyola's chapter was established in 1959, making us the oldest of Loyola's sororities. Our most popular philanthropic event is Theta Phi Grass Volleyball Tournament. We also host the annual Voodoo Halloween party and Sapphire Ball.

Nickname: Theta Phi
Founded: University of Michigan, August 30, 1912
Loyola Chapter: Founded 1959 as Alpha Beta chapter
Open Motto: "Ever Loyal, Everlasting, Nothing Great Is Ever Achieved Without Much Enduring"
Symbol: Penguin and Compass
Colors: Silver, Gold, and Blue
Flower: White Rose
National Philanthropy: Founders' Foundation, The House That Theta Phi Alpha Built, Glenmary Lay Missioners, Camp Friendship
Functions at Loyola: Voodoo, White Rose Formal, Annual Grass Volleyball Tournament, Pie-A-Theta Phi, Sapphire Ball

Initiation Fees: One time fee of $455 includes initiation, Pledge Sister Fee, and Chapter and Membership Dues
Annual Dues: $350/semester
Bragging Rights: Oldest sorority chapter on Loyola's campus.
National Web Site: http://www.thetaphialpha.org/

Organization Address: Campus Box 1
President's Name: Michelle Evans
President's E-mail Address: mrevans@loyno.edu
Website: sgalendez@hotmail.com

Campus E-mail Address: Stephanie Galendez