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| The Pink Carnation, the longest lasting flower, and also Gamma Phi's flower. |
| Gamma Phi Beta was founded by four women at the Syracuse University on November 11th, 1874. These four women were Hellen M. Dodge, Francis E. Haven, E. Aldeline Curtis and Mary A. Bingham. Gamma Phi was the first organization to be called a 'sorority,' in 1894. The Chapter house that now stands at 803 Walnut, was built in 1939 for the Gamma Phi Beta sorority. Our origional house was where a hotel now stands. |
| Symbol: Cresent Moon Colors: Brown and Mode (unoffical: pink) |
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| Our Founders and Our Chapter House |
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| The Alpha Chapter of |
| This year we have raised money for various organizations including brest cancer research, we helped sell Avon lipsticks to help out Avon's kiss goodbye to Breast Cancer and raised money for Camp good days and special times. |
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