My favorite spot on OU’s campus

On the corner of College Ave. and Emerald Way in Norman, OK., sits a gorgeous, ivory house that over 200 young women pridefully call home. Rich green grass and an abundance of colorful flowers line the circle driveway upon entering the brick entryway. A crystal chandelier hangs inside of the front door that brightens the face of every woman that fills the house with happiness, laughter and memories that will last a lifetime.

Two years ago I was blessed to run onto the lawn of Alpha Phi and begin my Greek journey with new friendships that would not last just 4 years, but for life. I never imagined when I came to college that I would find a place to call home that offered endless support and admirable hospitality during such a huge milestone in my life. During the time I have spent as a member of Alpha Phi I have learned quality life-traits that have helped me mature from a young college girl to a career-driven, young adult.

As I prepare to take my first steps into adulthood upon graduation in the spring, I will accept my alumna pin of Alpha Phi. The pin will represent all the times and memories I shared with my sorority sisters that make Alpha Phi my favorite spot on OU’s campus.

The Alpha Phi Sorority house planted its roots on The University of Oklahoma’s campus in 1958. The Oklahoma chapter plans to continue welcoming young women into its sisterhood for many more years to come.