Our Alpha Chi Chapter at Murray State University was installed on January 31, 1942. Twenty-six women interested in supporting the development of a Tri Sigma chapter met with Mabel Lee Walton in the Fall of 1942, and during the installation weekend, the event was marked with casual parties in the rooms of the women. According to the “Path from Farmville”, the sorority national guests attended events that were similar to pajama parties, with hair rolled up in curlers and peanuts and soda as the refreshments. Tri Sigma was the first national sorority to be on Murray State’s campus.
This chapter is known for the outstanding membership experience it offers to women at Murray State, as well as the many awards won by this stellar group of women. Now, Tri Sigma is one of five NPC organizations on campus.
~2011 Chapter of the Year Award
~2011 Mabel Lee Walton Award Winner – Ally Simon
~2011 Recruitment of the Year
~2010 MSU Outstanding Sisterhood
~2010 Best Community Service Project
~2010 Greek Woman of the Year- Kelly Dick
~2010 Jane Hall Scholar- Nicole Fullmer
~2010 Mabel Lee Walton Award- Kelly Dick
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Murray State was founded in 1922 as a teacher’s college, and received full recognition as a university in 1967. Currently an institution with around 10,00o students, Murray is noted for it’s warm spirit and community feel. The campus hallmark is a “quad”, with a central location for meeting and gathering near the library, administration building, and the home of the University president. Known for it’s education and business programs, fine arts and nursing also enjoy popularity.


What an adorable doll!!! This is such a great tradition!!!
Thank you again.