Delta Phi Epsilon Sorority

Huge congratulations are in order for our chapter at Michigan Technological University. They won awards for alumni relations, membership development, outstanding Greek relations and service/philanthropy. In addition, they won the highly coveted CHAPTER OF THE YEAR!! We love bragging about our chapters & letting everyone know the impact you are making on your campus. Email your awards to [email protected]. : Delta Phi Epsilon - Epsilon Lambda

TONIGHT 7:30 PM EST! Get comfy, grab a snack and join us for a virtual book club chat with DPhiE sister and author, Jane L. Rosen and her newest novel. Eliza Starts a Rumor is a fast-paced story of four women coming together to face their pasts and forge their futures. Through sharing their secrets, betrayals and triumphs, they emerge renewed in this joyful celebration of female friendship. Register here: tfaforms.com/4874032

Sometimes a little hope is all we need. Heather P. Kahn, Delta Phi Epsilon at the University of Miami, is a DPhiE heath care worker. On our blog she shares how this last year went and her experience with the COVID-19 vaccine. Thank you, Heather! Read her story here: dphie.org/hope-in-2021/

Did you catch the DPhiE that was performing at the Inauguration last night? That's alumna Lorenza Ponce playing the violin with @Bon Jovi. Lorenza is from Delta Phi Epsilon at Syracuse University and is a classically trained ROCK STAR violinist. Fun fact: She performed at the 2016 International Leadership Forum in Philadelphia and brought with her a video message from Bon Jovi.

Today is inauguration day after a presidential election with the most first time voters! One of those first time voters was Natalie Vang Jensen, NYU Delta Phi Epsilon. In a courthouse in New York City on December 13, 2019 Natalie took her citizenship test making the 2020 election the first time she was able to use her voice. Read her story here: dphie.org/using-her-voice/

Today is Martin Luther King Day, a national day of service. We encourage our membership who are able to serve their community safely, to do so. This year looks different, but there are still ways to give back. Check out this list of safe options from AmeriCorps: https://americorps.gov/newsroom/events/mlk-day