Alpha Delta Pi established it's sisterhood in 1851 and has since then created the highest ideals of womanhood. The women in our chapter represent kind, genuine, confident, and enthusiastic women. This is home to so many women here at Texas A&M. Please read why Alpha Delta Pi means more than just a sorority.
SISTERHOOD
"I met my best friend Lily on Bid Day for ADPi our freshman year, and from the moment she asked me for rides (since she didn’t have her car), we’ve been inseparable. Whether it’s going to each other’s doctor’s appointments, grabbing Sonic, or just watching movies, we somehow never get bored. Sophomore year, my big graduated, and Lily’s big, Payton, took me in—making us “twins,” which is funny because people constantly mix us up (even though we only really see the resemblance in our hair). I honestly love being mistaken for Lily, because she’s kind through and through and always knows how to bring the fun. I’ll forever be grateful to ADPi for giving me not just a best friend, but my future maid of honor."
Kaitlyn Davis AC'24
"My friendship with Kaitlyn started on bid day when our bid day buddies just happened to be friends. Over the course of freshman year we continuously got closer and closer until we were inseparable. And sophomore year Kaitlyn’s big graduated and my big adopted her!!! Making us twins!!! I genuinely can’t imagine my college experience without her in it. If anyone sees us we are most likely always together, whether it be going on a run or just simply watching shows on her couch. We are finally becoming roommates with our other two friends!! I cannot wait to spend the next two years with Kaitlyn as my best friend and as a roommate. She is always there for me no matter what. ADPI brought me to her and I am forever grateful for a best friend and a sister!!!"
Lily Andrews AC'24


"I ran home to Alpha Delta Pi the fall of my freshman year. As I walked through the doors of ADPi, I was immediately greeted with the most genuine girls. Every conversation and interaction I had with an ADPi made me even more excited to be asked back the next day. I knew ADPi was my home because I was able to completely be myself. After choosing ADPi and now being a Senior, I can confidently say that this sorority has been the highlight of my college experience. I have met my very best friends in ADPi and I know that these people will be in my life past graduation. There is something so special about all the women of ADPi and it feels like I have 200+ best friends. I couldn’t imagine my life without ADPi as it has given me so many opportunities. There is no place I would rather be than with Aggie ADPi. This sisterhood is one of a kind and irreplaceable. I would choose ADPi over and over again in a heartbeat. boom boom!"
​Sophie Lehmann AC'21
"After fall rush didn’t work out, I still knew I wanted to be apart of a sisterhood that would give me the sense of community and belonging I was looking for in college. I found myself constantly surrounded by ADPI’s and I knew they were the kind of girls I wanted to be with throughout college. I looked into spring rush and when ADPI reached out to me, I knew this was God telling me this is where I was meant to be. After joining this sisterhood, I have found some of my best friends that I may not have made if God did not light his way down this path for me. Alex, Madi, Beah, and Mia are just a few of the amazing girls that not only make me feel seen, but they’ve made me a better person. I’ve also met my rock, my big Michelle! She is truly my perfect big sister and has been the best friend and mentor throughout my second semester of freshman year. ADPI is truly my perfect sisterhood and I honestly couldn’t imagine myself anywhere else. Not only are these my best friends, but I truly see these girls as my future bridesmaids. This, and everything more, is my why ADPI."
Madelyn Woodliff AC'24


The love and support is one of, but not the only, reason I went ADPi!! Going through rush was such a stressful time for me, as I was nervous that I wouldn't find a group of girls that I would click with. Walking into the Pi Palace on that first day truly changed that for me. I met some of the most genuine girls through ADPi, and I remember laughing and feeling 100% comfortable about where I was. I knew I was home. Every one of these girls, even if I don't know them specifically, are some of the most caring and passionate people you will ever met. They continuously push you to be your best self, and are your biggest cheerleader when you are down. My entire college experience has been influenced by the women that surround me, from them encouraging me to go out for an Executive officer position, to those late night talks in the sisterhood lounge. Being an ADPi holds some of my most cherished memories, and I can truly say, that if I had to go through recruitment again, I would choose this place and these girls every single time!"
Hannah Vatuna AC '22