Alpha Chi Omega hosts an online book club just for alumnae! To sign up for the book club, join our Facebook group
AXO Book Club. Each month, we will read a new book and have a virtual discussion via the Facebook group. Every few months, we’ll extend our virtual discussion to a live video conference where we can discuss the book “face to face.” We’re excited to offer a new opportunity for alumnae across the country to connect and engage based on common interests. If you have questions about the book club, you can email
Hannah Harris, assistant director of volunteer management.
Book of the Month
Big Friendship 
by Glennon Doyle
March is women’s history month, and we could think of no better way to celebrate than inspiring our sisters with this timely novel.
Untamed is part memoir, part call to action. It is the story of a woman learning how to live for herself, instead of the world’s expectations of her. It is a story of bravery, setting boundaries, making peace with our bodies, honoring our feelings and unleashing our wildest instincts. As Glennon insists, “The braver we are, the luckier we get.” Join us in reading
Untamed in March and be inspired to live a life that has others saying, “There she is.”
Past Books
February
Every February, Alpha Chi Omega celebrates Healthy Relationships week around Valentine’s Day. In a nod to our dedication to healthy relationships of all kinds, we’ll be reading Big Friendship: How We Keep Each Other Close. This book tells the story of two friends and one of the most influential and important relationships in their lives – their friendship. As a sisterhood, we know that female friendships are incredibly powerful. We will celebrate and encourage our own ‘big friendships’ as we dive into Big Friendship: How We Keep Each Other Close by Aminatou Sow and Ann Fiedman.
January 
To kick off the new year, we’re starting our reading list with this fun, lighthearted story:
Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine by Gail Honeyman. We’ll meet Eleanor Oliphant, an eccentric young woman living on her own with a carefully timed schedule of her daily events. She meets Richard an equally eccentric young man who works in the IT department in her office. Together they save Sammy, an elderly gentleman who has fallen, and the three become friends. Will this new friendship change their lives of isolation? Will Eleanor find love?