Chi Omega.
Friendship, personal integrity, service to others, academic excellence and intellectual pursuits, community and campus involvement, personal and career development.
Values:
Symbol & Flower:
Chi Omega’s symbol is the Owl. Their flower is the White Carnation.
Philanthropy:
Dream Connection
Colors:
Cardinal & Straw
Founding:
Nationally, Chi Omega was founded on April 5th, 1895. At the University of Tennessee, Chi Omega was founded in 1900.
Motto:
Choose Wisely.
Meet Chi Omega President,
Caroline Renegar
Hear from Caroline about what being in the Panhellenic community means to her:
“Panhellenic has been so much more than just a community I joined at the start of my journey at UT—it has truly become an extension of my family! The friendships I have formed, the memories I have made, and the experiences I have gained have shaped my college experience in ways I never could have imagined. Being part of this incredible sisterhood has not only helped me grow as a person but has also given me unwavering support, lifelong friendships, and countless opportunities that have led me to where I am today. The Panhellenic village at UT is unlike any other, and I feel beyond blessed to call this place my second home!”