Every sorority organization has their own set of beliefs, values, and symbols. A sorority's heritage says a lot about who they are today, and every symbol is chosen carefully to reflect that. Symbols and mascots are a fun way to show your sorority pride, so we've put together a list of each of our 19 sororities' symbols, colors, and mascots. Look through our sorority products to find new and cute ways to show your Greek pride.
Alpha Chi Omega (Alpha Chi) |
A lpha Delta Pi (ADPi) |
Alpha Gamma Delta (Alpha Gam) Mascot: Skuiros the squirrel Colors: Red, buff and green Flower: Red and buff roses with green asparagus plumosa ferns Jewel: The pearl |
Alpha Omicron Pi (AOII) |
Alpha Phi
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Alpha Xi Delta (AXiD) |
Chi Omega (Chi O) |
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Delta Delta Delta (Tri Delta) |
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Delta Gamma (DG) |
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Delta Zeta
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Gamma Phi Beta |
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Kappa Alpha Theta (Theta) |
Kappa Delta |
Kappa Kappa Gamma (Kappa) |
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Phi Mu Mascot: Sir Fidel the lion Symbol: The quatrefoil Colors: Rose and white Flower: A rose-colored carnation |
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Pi Beta Phi (Pi Phi) Mascot: Angelica the angel Symbol: The arrow Colors: Wine and silver blue Flower: A wine-colored carnation |
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Sigma Kappa Mascot: The dove Symbol: The heart Colors: Lavender and maroon Flower: The wild purple violet (symbolizing promise) Jewel: The pearl |
Sigma Sigma Sigma (Tri Sigma) Symbol: A sailboat (symbolizing forward movement) and a Skull & crossbones Colors: Royal purple and pure white Jewel: The pearl Flower: The purple violet |
Zeta Tau Alpha (Zeta) Symbol: The five pointed crown and the strawberry Colors: Turquoise blue and steel gray Flower: The white violet Patron: Themis, the Greek goddess of divine order, law, and custom |
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