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Alpha Phi was the first women's fraternity to occupy a chapter house, and in 1886 @ Syracuse University, New York, Alpha Chapter built the first sorority house in America.

Alpha Phi, in 1902, called an inter-sorority meeting which resulted in the founding of what is now the national Panhellenic Conference.

Alpha Phi was the first sorority to publish a book-length history in 1902.

Alpha Phi, on its fiftieth birthday in 1922, was the first to publish a fifty-year history and to accumulate a $50,000 endowment fund.

Alpha Phi was the first fraternity to have a visiting delegate - forerunner of the present day field representatives and district offices.

Alpha Phi was the first women's fraternity to use Greek letters as its emblem and badge.

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