Kappa Delta - University of Missouri

46 YEARS OF INSPIRING TRADITION AT 606 PAGE 1 | KAPPA DELTA K appa Delta has been at the heart of fraternity and sorority life at the University of Missouri for nearly 50 years. Our chapter house at 606 E. Rollins has been a home away from home for more than 2,300 Epsilon Iota women and a classroom where our sisters have learned to build confidence and inspire action. It is a true honor that each Epsilon Iota member has walked the same halls, enjoying quality time with sisters in the same environment as those who came before them—even the consistent laughter in the six-man room transcends generations. Many of our best college memories track back to our Kappa Delta experience. 1976 Epsilon Iota Chapter of Kappa Delta established at Mizzou. While there may be some differences between the chapter founded in 1976 and today's, there is an unbroken bond among our sisters at Mizzou, whose values continue to stand the test of time. Our young but mighty history is best described as leadership on campus, a focus on community service, and a strong sisterhood based on our shared community values. In addition to the standards taught by our sisterhood, we acquired valuable personal assets, which include leadership skills, organizational skills, social skills, teamwork, and character. These traits are integral to our personal and professional success and help make us the women we are today. 2026 Together, we will celebrate 50 years of Epsilon Iota tradition. Even though our alumnae now span across the United States, the bonds we created in Kappa Delta and at our home at 606 E. Rollins are everlasting. Our home has witnessed the wear and tear of thousands of members since our membership moved in almost 50 years ago. Our home serves as the residence for hundreds of women, but it also serves as a hub of daily activities for nearly 250 resident and non-resident members. The Mizzou Greek system remains strong, and Epsilon Iota has always been a leader in the Tiger community. To remain competitive on campus and provide the space needed for our growing chapter, we must ensure that we are supplying our members with modern, forward-thinking, comfortable spaces that celebrate our chapter tradition. As we approach our 50th anniversary, now is the time to secure our future.

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