The Epsilon Xi chapter at University of Missouri-St. Louis started out as the local sorority Alpha Epsilon Omicron, before affiliating with Alpha Xi Delta National Fraternity on January 27, 1968.

Alpha Xi Delta was the first nationally recognized women's fraternity at UMSL. An Alpha Xi Delta was also the first president of the Panhellenic Council at UMSL, an interfraternity council containing members of each woman’s Greek organization on campus.

Although UM-St. Louis is primarily a commuter-based university, the members of Epsilon Xi Chapter still enjoy the fullest benefits of sisterhood, as well as participating in many school organizations, including the Student Government Association (SGA), Student Senate, National Panhellenic Council (NPC), Homecoming Committee, the President’s Roundtable and Order of Omega, the Greek Honor Society.

Epsilon Xi's beautiful chapter house is located across
from UMSL's campus in the Village of Bel-Nor. The
house has 5 bedrooms, two of which are able to house 3 women apiece, one single room, one double, one full bathroom and two half bathrooms. Please see the
"Chapter House Address" tab for further info. about our house, and to see a slideshow house tour!

Pictured to the left are the founding members of the Epsilon Xi Chapter of Alpha Xi Delta at UM-St. Louis.

Founding Members of Epsilon Xi Chapter:

 

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