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As the nation, and the world, is entranced by the outstanding athletes at the 2016 Olympic Games, Phi […]
If by “parties” you mean leadership conferences where all 750+ collegiate executive officers are flown in to one location […]
Twenty-seven women have served Phi Mu in its highest office. Each one, in turn, has left the imprint […]
A glance at the daily schedule of students attending Wesleyan Female College, as described by President George F. […]
It is customary for National Conventions to have a general theme around which the program is built. At times variations […]
By the early 1980s there was a stir within the membership for more “hands on” programs that would […]
As a non-profit corporation, Phi Mu Fraternity is limited as to its sources of income. A majority of […]
A growing number of chapters – 55 were on the active collegiate chapter roll in the mid- 1930s […]
Join Phi Mu in sharing the love to all Phi Mu chapters that were installed during the month of February! We appreciate alumnae […]
Having survived the battering Depression years in commendable condition by carefully guarding finances and perfecting the internal machinery […]
In the early 1920s, long before the surge in the “women’s liberation” movement in the latter half of […]
Although there are no longer Greek-letter sororities on the campus, Wesleyan College continues to proudly point out that […]
A Phi Mu attending her third National Convention will immediately become acutely aware of an elite organization known […]
The third and youngest of the Philomathean Society’s Founders was Martha Bibb Hardaway Redding. Martha Bibb Hardaway was born […]
Mary Elizabeth Myrick was the oldest of the three Founders of the Philomathean Society. She, too, was a […]
Mary Ann DuPont Lines is referred to in several instances as “the Founder” of the Philomathean Society. Certainly […]
President’s Chair: Two pieces of furniture from Alpha Chapter are still known to exist. The most imposing is […]
Alpha Chapter minutes indicate that on January 7, 1907, a decision was made to issue a publication every […]
In its National Conventions lies the governing power of Phi Mu Fraternity. On these occasions, delegates of the […]
Except in size and the extent of embellishment to the background, the badge changed little during the 52 […]
My Phi Mu life began when I was six. I remember finding my mother’s badge while looking through […]
“The symbolism of Phi Mu is a heritage from our Founders, and has been a source of inspiration […]
In the Secret Bulletin of March 1916, in which officers and chapters made recommendations for consideration at the […]
In 1907, Phi Mu held its first National Convention in Norfolk, Virginia. Although no roll call was included […]
It’s the event of the biennium, a night that all National Convention attendees look forward to, full of […]
The Phi Mu National Convention is an event that collegians, alumnae, volunteers and staff look forward to every two years. […]
It was a typical morning at the National Headquarters. Staff member Jane Landstedt, now Alumnae Engagement Specialist, had […]
Phi Mu is for a Lifetime In the Phi Mu museum, we make it a point to recognize […]
For almost 30 years, Phi Mu has recognized Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals as its National Philanthropy which has […]
The Phi Mu museum is full of all sorts of treasures that educate our members about Phi Mu’s […]
Geraldine “Jerrie” Mock, Upsilon (The Ohio State University), was the first woman to fly around the world. Jerrie […]
Zenobia’s Cabinet: Dating back from the early 1920’s, Phi Mu sisters can find “Zenobia’s Cabinet” on display in […]
Summer of 1938, Phi Mu’s National President Alice Miller, Eta Beta, received a communication from Violet Young Gentry […]