Alpha Delta Phi boasts the most regionally and racially-diverse brotherhood at U.Va. Alpha Delta Phi also draws its membership from every region in the state of Virginia, including Northern, Southwest, Central, and Tidewater. Despite the tremendous diversity, all have come together to share in the common experiences and the bonds of brotherhood that make Alpha Delta Phi a unique member of U.Va's Greek system. The brothers of our House have been found on Resident Staff, all branches of ROTC, the Honor Committee, Madison House, Student Council, Judiciary Committee, Inter-Fraternity Council, and on the staff of the Cavalier Daily. In our short history at U.Va., Alpha Delta Phi has twice been honored by the P.U.M.P.K.I.N. Society, a feat unmatched by any other fraternity on Grounds.
Older brothers are always available to help pledges and younger members academically.
We boast a number of Phi Beta Kappa and Golden Key Honor Society members among our undergraduate and alumni brothers, including one brother who was recently elected to the ACC Athletic Honor Roll. Founded as a literary society, Alpha Delta Phi remains devoted to its literary program. Within the last year, the brotherhood has twice hosted Assistant Dean of Students Aaron Laushway, and featured paper presentations and group discussions with Psychology Professor Emeritus Raymond Bice, Government Professor James Ceaser, and Astronomy Professor Charles Tolbert. Alpha Delta Phi International also awards merit and need-based scholarships and other financial assistance to undergraduate brothers. Recent events have included participation in Habitat for Humanity, Charlottesville's Parks for the Children Program, hosting central Virginia's Bloodmobile, holding a fund-raising Bar Night at the Greenskeeper to benefit the Arthur Ashe Foundation, and supporting the Upward Bound tutor program.