Hello everyone: I am happy to see that other Greeks are talking about the Delphic Fraternity.
I am member of the fraternity and appreciate the conversation thus far. Thank you to those that support the way we decide to promote our history. For those who criticize it, you have the right to your opinion. We do not base our identity on how others see us.
For the record, Delphic of Gamma Sigma Tau Fraternity (a.k.a. the Delphic Fraternity) was re-established in 1987 with the help of alumni from the 1960s/70s who where involved in the process. Our brothers from 1987 did not just take the history of a "dead fraternity," it was handed down to us by living alumni.
As per whether or not our fraternity was multicultural prior to 1987, please note that a member by the name J.M. Gonzalez was a member of our chapter in New Paltz way back in 1902. The first African American member was inducted in 1959. Brothers of Middle Eastern backgrounds joined the fraternity in the late 1960s, and the first Puerto Rican member was initiated in 1970.
Delphic of Gamma Sigma Tau Fraternity has three active undergraduate chapters, two graduate chapters, and two alumni chapters. We hope to be around for another 145 years.
For more information on the history of the Delphic Fraternity, please visit
http://delphicfraternity.webs.com