Tau Iota Phi

Tau Iota Phi(ΤIΦ), commonly known as Tau, is a notoriously boujee and biased sorority founded at the University of Lakewood some time after it’s opening by Tiffany LeYork, Victoria Flauntes, Gardenia Miller, Nina Hudgins, and Sylvia Perkins in 1923. Tiffany and Estelle led the sorority with an iron fist and were EXTREMELY selective of the women that were brought into the sorority. Only the most classy and trendy girls with attractive bodies and features were inducted into the sorority. Despite this extremely selective nature, the sorority was tight knit and supported the school through fundraisers and events that would boost the school’s reputation.

During the time of these girls overseeing the sorority, there was a small member count of 15 girls total. The girls spent two years fundraising and finally in 1925 they scored a trip to a fashion event in New York. Unfortunately, during a storm while the girls were on their ride to the event, their transportation malfunctioned and hydroplaned into a canal. All 15 girls were killed. As the years passed on, and the presidents went, eventually Raina Ripley and Sterling Donahue were present at the head of the sorority.

Raina and Sterling took the sisterly bond of their girls quite seriously, taking serious opinion on the deaths of their past fallen sisters, the two girls restored the sorority to its former glory. Raina and Sterling were less controlling of the inner sisterhood, mostly because these girls were in fewer numbers because they were only the ones who were most devoted. Raina and Sterling made the sorority known for their beauty and fashion, once more. However, even with a new group of sisters, there is drama to be had. Raina Mysteriously resigned as President and gave her spot to Gianna Rose-Parker. Sterling was devastated, and didn’t respect Gianna or see her as a leader at all. Now, one year later, the girls have made up and continue to represent the ideas and lifestyle that their past sisters set. Long live Tiffany’s memory. The girls currently double as the heart of the schools Fashion and Cosmetics departments, they are extremely invested in these practices.

Official Guide: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1rLFZWMpU7VV-inEnP49QIJAx71qo8b7-4zZgSCUj-pQ/edit#