Why Choose Alpha Delta Chi?

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"I started looking at Alpha Delta Chi towards the end of my junior year of high school. I was coming from out of state so I actually had no prior friends except for my roommate. I chose ADChi because I wanted Christian friends who would push me to be my best self, help me grow, and just be lifelong sisters! I definitely got that as soon as I joined and it’s been the best decision of my life!"
​- Kimbrell Hinds, Freshman
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  "At the beginning of my freshman year, I was walking back to class and saw a flyer for an information session about Alpha Delta Chi. I hadn’t joined a sorority but had really wanted to, so I went in. I met  some amazing women and decided to rush so I could make great friends but also have a fun christian community to be a part of during my college career! Even though I’ve been crazy busy during my time at UA, ADX has been a constant positive place where I can go for encouragement, laughs, love and support from my sisters! I’m incredibly grateful for them and am very glad I decided to go into that information session."
- Maddie Gall, Junior
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"I didn't go through primary recruitment as a freshman, because as an out-of-state student, the whole process seemed super intimidating, and I just didn't think sorority life was for me. By sophomore year, I was still searching for a solid group of friends and a Christian community when I literally stumbled upon a chalking advertising recruitment for a Christian sorority. I normally am never one to go somewhere alone where I know I'll know no one, but I felt myself being pulled to Lloyd Hall that night, so I went and immediately fell in love with Alpha Delta Chi. My sisters cheer me on in school, my faith, and everything in between, and as cliche as it may sound, I know I found my future bridesmaids in ADChi. This sisterhood is the perfect blend of all the fun social aspects of Greek life combined with the accountability and encouragement of Christian fellowship. ADChi has hands down been the best part of my college experience, and I'm so glad I had my eyes on the ground that day way back in August 2018."
- Sydney Noordsy, Senior