Homecoming

Homecoming is held in the fall in conjunction with the alumni association and athletic association's events. In the week prior, the greek organizations on campus compete in all sorts of events. These include field events such as Pyramid Egg Toss and The Stand. The chapter also decorates the house with a display similar to a parade float. Other events include the entry into the Wreck Parade, and the Classic Car Competition. A favorite is always Mock Rock, in which the organizations compete to present the best choreographed dance skit.

Delta Chi is usually a top place finisher and a strong contender in most events. We have placed in the top three in Mock Rock for several consecutive years and brother Paul Supawanich won Mr. Georgia Tech 2004. The chapter also has a great time competing in other events. Delta Chi won the Homecoming competition in 2005 and placed second in 2006.

Greek Week

Greek Week is a week-long competition held in the spring between greek organizations. The chapters again compete in several events including Greek God, Dizzy Bat Race, and Downhill Racer. Greek Sing is also held during this week, which is a competition of musical skits played and sung by members.

A crowd favorite during Greek Week is always the Tug competition. Teams compete in a single elimination tournament. A 8 foot by 50 foot pit is dug 5 feet deep, then filled with water to make a slippery, muddy pit for a tug-of-war competition.

Delta Chi is also a strong competitor in Greek Week events. We've placed in the top three in Greek Sing for several years running, and we finished second in Tug from 2004-2006.