Moral dilemma: I probably shouldn't be writing the first review of the WSU chapter of Delta Chi, given that a) I'm a woman and b) based on "a" I was never a member... BUT... I DID spend more than half of my college career at the chapter house, hanging out and getting to know the members on a deeper level, so that should count for something, right?
When I was a student at WSU, Delta Chi had grown from having only a handful of members to (by the time I graduated) being one of the largest fraternities on campus. Their recruiting efforts are commendable, as the quality of men these guys brought on was always upper echelon, and their risk management program was awesome, proactive, responsive, and responsible. Some of the wittiest, most intelligent, social, friendly, and genuine guys I had the privilege of meeting in college also just happened to be Delta Chi's. That says a lot about fraternity men, as I'm all too aware of the stereotypes that are associated with the archetypal "frat dude". Well, I can say with assurance that the men who made up this chapter when I was in school were best of breed; funny, sincere, hardworking (well, not 100% of the time), and just all around fun to be with. I only hope that the chapter has been able to sustain such quality members over the years that have passed back when I knew 'em. read more