Delta Gamma, Zeta Zeta Chapter
Boston University
About Delta Gamma, Zeta Zeta Chapter
Delta Gamma, Zeta Zeta Chapter represents a vibrant community of women at Boston University in Boston, Massachusetts, united by shared values of friendship, hope, and social responsibility. Rooted in a remarkable history dating back to 1873, when three young women founded Delta Gamma with a vision of "mutual helpfulness," the Zeta Zeta Chapter continues this meaningful tradition on the Boston University campus.
At its heart, Delta Gamma embodies a commitment to building sisterhood grounded in genuine care for one another and a desire to contribute positively to the world. The organization's founding principle—derived from the original pin symbolizing hope—remains central to the chapter's identity and activities. Members of the Zeta Zeta Chapter embrace the Fraternity's foundational values: fostering deep friendships among women, enriching educational and cultural experiences, instilling a sense of social responsibility, and cultivating the finest qualities of character.
The Boston University chapter welcomes women who identify with these values and demonstrate a sincere desire to be part of a supportive sisterhood. Delta Gamma's inclusive membership philosophy ensures that women from diverse backgrounds and experiences can find belonging within the organization. The chapter provides a space where members develop lasting bonds, grow personally and academically, and engage in service that extends beyond campus to benefit the Boston community.
With nearly 150 collegiate chapters and over 215 alumnae groups worldwide, the Zeta Zeta Chapter at Boston University is part of an international sisterhood dedicated to making the world better. The chapter's members carry forward the legacy of hope, friendship, and purposeful action established by Delta Gamma's founders more than 150 years ago, creating meaningful connections and positive impact in the Boston area.