FOLLOW ALONG WITH THE CHAPTER
GOOD THINGS COME IN THREES! TRI DELTA IS COMING TO ARIZONA’S CAMPUS IN FALL 2026!
Tri Delta is excited to join the University of Arizona Panhellenic community in the fall of 2026. This spring, we’ll be on campus to connect before officially rejoining the community later this year. If you’re curious to learn what Tri Delta is all about, this is your sign to come check us out! For alumnae following our return, we will continue to share ways that you can support and stay up to date on Phi Beta Chapter.
Who can join?
As we recruit our founding class, we’re looking for women who are ready to shape the future of Phi Beta Chapter. Let us know you’re interested so we can connect with you both virtually and in person in Tucson this spring!
Connect with Tri Delta and fill out our interest form here.
EXPERIENCE TRI DELTA THIS SPRING:
Weekdays, March 17-26: Campus Pop-ups—Find Tri Delta on campus to grab fun merchandise and learn more about us.
March 20: Pilates on the Lawn—Recharge with a Pilates class hosted by Friday Pilates.
March 23: Tri Delta Experience Event—Connect with Tri Deltas at the Graduate Hotel and experience what makes our sisterhood so special.
Weekdays, April 13-24: Campus Pop-ups and Tri Delta Experience Events
April 14: Tri Delta Experience Event—Another opportunity to mix and mingle at the Graduate Hotel and learn more about Tri Delta.
April 22: Sunset Social—Join Tri Delta and your favorite Tucson vendors for a sunset hangout at the Graduate hotel.
We’ll see you around campus soon!
FOR OUR ALUMNAE:
Join the Phi Beta Circle on Facebook today to connect with your sisters and keep up with efforts to reestablish the chapter!
Know a current or future Arizona student who would make a great Tri Delta member? We encourage you to write a reference through My Tri Delta. You must be an Active dues-paying alumna to submit your reference letter.
Want to learn more about supporting Phi Beta as an alumna?
Email recruitment@trideltaeo.org to find out how you can help our newest Tri Delta chapter thrive at the University of Arizona.