Delta Xi Nu

Delta Xi Nu was established on October 7, 1997, at Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas as a multicultural sorority.^[1][2] Its five founders were Jetje Brewton, Rena Kharbat, Adrienne Magirl, Lesliam Quiros, and Jaime Slaughter.^[3][4]

In 2003, the sorority became national with the founding of Beta chapter at Tulane University.^[1] That was followed by Gamma at Colorado State University and Delta at the University of Texas Rio Grand Valley in 2006.^[1] The sorority's membership consists of women from various cultural backgrounds, ethnicities, races, and sexual identities.^[5][6][7]

The sorority joined the National Multicultural Greek Council (NMGC) in the fall of 2016.^[1][8] As of 2025, Delta Xi Nu has chartered seventeen chapters, along with founding four associate chapters or colonies.^[1] Its national headquarters is in College Station, Texas.

The Greek letters ΔΞΝ were chosen to mean "Changing Old Ways to New", which is also the sorority's motto.^[9][4][10] Delta Xi Mu's values or pillars are "Sisterhood, Culture, and Education."^[10]

The sorority's colors are red and silver.^[11] Its mascot is the butterfly.^[11] Its flower is a red tulip.^[11] Its nickname is Xi Honeys, Honeys, and DXiNu.^[11][4][2]

Delta Xi Mu's activities includes social, educational, and cultural events, along with service activities and fundraising.^[12] The sorority hosts an Annual Unity Dinner which supports diversity on campus.^[5] It also holds special events on campus for Hispanic Heritage Month.^[13]

Delta Xi Nu's national philanthropy is Awareness of Violence Against Women.^[11] The individual chapters also have local charities. For example, the Alpha chapter selected AIDs Awareness as its local charity and Nu chapter chose promoting local heroes.^[14][15] Rho chapter's philanthropy is missing and exploited children.^[16]

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