Exhibits
Explore stories from throughout Gamma Phi Beta's history. Use the left and right arrows to see the available exhibits, and click on the exhibit title to view a particular story.
The Gamma Phi Beta Founding Story
In 1874 at Syracuse University, students and friends Helen M. Dodge, Frances E. Haven, E. Adeline Curtis and Mary A. Bingham decided it was high-time to break gender alienation on their campus. In effort to create a welcoming and supportive environment for collegiate women, they founded Gamma Phi Beta Sorority. This exhibit tells the story of the founding and early days of Gamma Phi Beta.
The Gamma Phi Beta Convention Story
Convention is a celebration of Gamma Phi Beta sisterhood, allowing members to gather biennially to conduct Sorority business and celebrate cherished traditions and rituals together. This exhibit tells the story of some notable Conventions and Convention traditions. To see all Conventions, visit the Timeline section.
