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History:

Delta Xi Nu Multicultural Sorority was established at Texas A&M University by five women who saw a need to promote friendship, diversity, and cultural awareness at the university and in the surrounding community. They envisioned an organization where women of all cultures would feel welcome, create lasting friendships, and educate and serve the community. The founding mothers wanted to show the world that it was their differences that had brought them together and made them stronger. All their hard work became a reality when Delta Xi Nu Sorority was finally recognized as a student organization on October 7, 1997. 

Founding Mothers 

Rena Kharbat - Palestinian

Adrienne Magirl - Irish & Mexican American

Lesliam Quiros - Puerto Rican

Jaime Slaughter - African American

Jetje Brewton Williams - Dutch


 

  • Colors: Red and Silver

  • Flower: Red Tulip

  • Meaning of Letters: Changing Old Ways to New

  • Symbol: Butterfly

  • Nickname: Xi Honeys

  • Motto: Sisterhood, Culture, Education

  • National Philanthropy: Domestic Violence Against Women

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