ABOUT US
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.
Sisterhood. Scholarship. Service. Social Action.
Who We Are
For more than seven decades, Delta Nu has remained an active presence at Savannah State University and throughout the Savannah community. Through educational programming, public service, leadership, and community engagement, generations of Delta Nu women have continued to build upon the foundation established by the chapter’s charter members.
Our Journey
1952 — Delta Nu is Chartered
The Dynamic Delta Nu Chapter was chartered at Savannah State College, beginning a legacy of sisterhood, scholarship, service, and leadership.
1960s — A Founder Visits Savannah State
Delta Nu welcomed Delta Sigma Theta Founder Winona Cargile Alexander to the Savannah State campus.
1980s — Making History at Savannah State
A Delta Nu woman became the first international student to serve as Miss Savannah State University.
2000s — Investing in Education
Delta Nu established a scholarship to support students at Savannah State University and advance academic achievement.
2010s — Breaking Academic Barriers
A Delta Nu woman became the first African American woman to earn a Ph.D. in Statistics from the University of Georgia.
2020s — Welcoming Historic Leadership
Delta Nu welcomed and introduced the nation’s first African American woman Vice President during a historic visit.
MOMENTS OF LEGACY
Delta Nu Today
Today, Delta Nu continues to carry its legacy forward through scholarship, social action, service, and sisterhood. Chapter members remain engaged on campus and throughout the Savannah community through meaningful programs, academic achievement, leadership opportunities, and service initiatives that reflect the values of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated.
While honoring the trail blazed in 1952, each new generation continues to create its own impact—building upon Delta Nu’s history while helping shape the future of the chapter, Savannah State University, and the greater Savannah community.