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Student organizations at Delta State have given people the opportunity to develop skills in leadership and cooperation. They also provide valuable experiences in social, recreational, and cultural activities. The campus has welcomed groups with a wide range of interests including religion, art, music, science, and academics. |
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Footlight Revue notice from the Miss Delta - 1936
From the earliest days of Delta State, students have found that recording weekly events was an entertaining activity. The "Miss Delta"paper originally served as a combination of the college annual and newspaper. Miss Mollie Bedwell won the contest held on campus for the selection of a name for the new publication. This tradition of student news reporting continues today in the form of the "Delta Statement," having changed its name in 1987.
The Broom has been another faithful publication of Delta State, serving as the student annual. Its pages have recorded the history of the institution and the activities of thousands of students who have passed through its doors.
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| Fraternity and sororities had their start at Delta State in 1959. Mr. H. L. Nowell, Director of Student Activities, called a meeting to propose the establishment of the Delta Alpha Omega Fraternity. In the weeks that followed, meetings were held with the President of the College, the Dean, and the Dean of Student Personnel. They all pledged their support to not only see that the Delta Alpha Omega Fraternity would be organized, but that a greek system be established on campus. |
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| One of the many musical groups that has existed for years is the Delta Singers. It is a choral group of both music and nonmusic majors who wish to broaden their scope of artistic interests. |
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| The services of the Posture Clinic were available to all students. Its primary purpose was to analyze postural defects and assist students in their correction. | |
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