Chi Omega History and Traditions Quiz

Founded in 1895, Chi Omega is one of the oldest sororities.

The official flower of Chi Omega is the Lily.

Jobelle Holcombe is the founder of Chi Omega.

The Chi Omega mascot is the Owl.

The Chi Omega badge colors symbolize Truth and Honor.

The Alpha Chapter of Chi Omega is known as the 'Mother of Them All.'

Chi Omega is the first national sorority to have an official hymn.

The Chi Omega Symphony represents the ideals and values of the sorority.

Chi Omega was founded in the state of Arkansas.

The primary focus of the Chi Omega Foundation is to provide academic scholarships.

The official philanthropy of Chi Omega is St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.

Jean Vincenheller is credited with designing the first Chi Omega badge.

The White Carnation Ball is a Chi Omega tradition involving the passing of a candle and the singing of a hymn.

Founders' Day is a Chi Omega tradition celebrating the bonds between alumnae and active members.

The Chi Omega Symphony holds significance as it expresses the ideals and values of Chi Omega.

Nine founders are credited with establishing Chi Omega.

The formation of Chi Omega's national organization was influenced by World War I.

The Chi Omega Foundation supports the sorority by providing financial aid to its members.