46 Theta Xi is a national service fraternity, with a rich history spanning 130 years. Monmouth University recognized the Gamma Xi chapter in 1994. Wearing their blue and silver, the brothers of Theta Xi have established themselves as active participants in Monmouth's extra-curricular programs and intramural sports. The men of Theta Xi strive to succeed academically and socially. These words hold special meaning to each and every sister of Alpha Sigma Tau.
Sisters know they can depend on each other throughout life's twists and turns.
With this strength to draw from, sisters feel confident in all their endeavors. Alpha Sigma Tau participates in a variety of campus activities including, Greek Week, formals and social service projects. The chapter at Monmouth University is Delta Omega which has been active since 1983. The colors of Delta Phi Epsilon are pure gold and royal purple, and the mascot is the unicorn. They pride themselves on their unity as a sorority and their uniqueness as individuals.