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Our Story

The Zeta Phi chapter of Alpha Chi Omega was founded at Cornell in 1984 with 55 women. Over the past thirty years, the Zeta Phi chapter has flourished from its humble beginnings to its status as one of the most eminent sororities on Cornell's campus - an organization in which academic excellence, community involvementleadership, and strong sisterhood of women supporting women are exemplified through its 133 members. The Zeta Phi chapter is the oldest of the four Ivy League chapters of Alpha Chi Omega.

A Letter From The President

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Sofia Chierchio

2023 Chapter President
Alpha Chi has been one of my favorite experiences at Cornell so far. During recruitment, I instantly felt at home, and that feeling has yet to go away. The friendships I’ve made are some I will have for the rest of my life, and I couldn’t be more grateful. AXO will forever be a gift to me, and I am so proud to be part of this amazing group of women.
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Fast Facts

Our Values
financial responsibility 
character
leadership 
personal development 
academic interest 
Our Colors 
scarlet red
olive green 
Our Symbols
lyre
red carnation
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Social Media

Follow us @cornellalphachi on Instagram and TikTok

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