Our Home

By setting a high standard for chapter housing, Tri Delta fulfills its mission to add value to the collegiate experience by ensuring safe, comfortable and competitive living environments for our members. Tri Delta homes are a part of our identity and a home away from home to many. Living in your Tri Delta chapter house is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to enjoy the comforts of home in a place where you can be yourself and belong to something bigger.

In a Tri Delta home, you'll create lifelong memories with friends who feel like family. Our homes feature safe, welcoming and inclusive spaces that foster sisterhood and belonging.

Tri Delta Nu Chapter's Home

The Delta Delta Delta house at The Ohio State University has long been an important part of the university’s Greek life community. Known as the Nu Chapter of Tri Delta, the chapter is part of the national Delta Delta Delta sorority, which was founded in 1888 at Boston University with a mission centered on friendship, leadership, and service. Tri Delta has maintained a strong presence at Ohio State since 1896, recently celebrating 130 years on OSU’s campus. Located on East 15th Avenue near campus, the house serves as both a residence and a gathering place for members, housing up to 47 girls in the main house along with an attached apartment that accommodates an additional 19 girls. Allowing many girls to come together and share great experiences. Over the years, the house has continued to evolve alongside the growth of Greek life at Ohio State. Major renovations took place during the summer of 2021 to modernize and improve the living space for members. More recently, the basement was renovated in the winter of 2023 to create a dedicated study room, and the downstairs bathroom was updated in 2024. Future renovation plans include remodeling the second- and third-floor bathrooms, with the timeline still to be determined. Beyond the physical house itself, the chapter is also widely recognized for its philanthropy efforts, especially its support of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, where members raise thousands of dollars annually through fundraising events and community involvement. Today, the Tri Delta house remains known for its strong sisterhood, campus leadership, and long-standing traditions within Ohio State’s Panhellenic community.

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