I was truly taken by my sorority’s house before I even connected with the girls. The built of the house is grand yet aesthetically calming because of the weather-beaten colors on the outside walls and the attractive landscape that makes the house look peaceful. The design is centered all things Delta Gamma from anchors, cream roses, bronze, pink, and blue. On my first day at the University of Oklahoma campus, I saw the Delta Gamma house and knew immediately which chapter I wanted to rush in as I felt I was home already. I was blessed to be accepted into the sisterhood a few months later and I can now say that my most treasured memories are all at the house. I would visit the building for excitement on a night out with my best friends and I would also visit to seek comfort on my worst days. The building is so close to campus that I would visit the house almost every day after classes to nap at a friend’s room, eat dinner with the girls, and have study sessions with the girls within my major. It is my second home. The three-story, white-framed house was renovated in 2013 and finished in 2017 and it is located on 744 Elm Ave.