A Struggling Facility.
T
he house at 3030 Daniel Avenue has been the epicenter of this
sorority since it was built in 1956. Our home provides sleeping,
dining, and study space; a meeting room for ritual and sorority business;
a showcase for recruitment; and a safe haven to relax with sisters.
Unfortunately, the house is no longer capable of providing for the current
and future women of Alpha Xi.
As the house stands today, the chapter room is too small for the membership,
the technology infrastructure is inadequate for academics, and the kitchen
and dining areas are incapable of feeding all chapter members.
Additionally, the SMU landscape has changed dramatically in the last
60 years. Multiple new academic centers have been erected, the football
stadium has been demolished and a more impressive athletic facility has
been built, and student housing amenities have gone luxury. More critical
for Alpha Xi: nearly all sorority houses have been torn down and replaced
with new construction.
WE NEED YOUR HELP IF
WE'RE TO CONTINUE
DEVELOPING LEADERS WHO
LIVE OUR VALUES AND VISION;
WOMEN WITH A HEALTHY
CONFIDENCE AND VOICE TO
IMPACT THEIR COMMUNITIES.
