The Fraternity's Official Seal dates to the 1860s and reflects the badge, plus a handshake and book. See a picture of the original seal in our history of our heraldic insignia. This version was adopted in 1925 for official use.

Heraldic insignia in Phi Gamma Delta date from the year 1879. Prior to that time the Fraternity used the original seal. The coat of arms includes a gold shield with three red American Roses, a purple chevron, and three silver stars. The crest is our mascot, the Snowy White Owl. The Fraternity's open motto graces the scroll. Read about the history of our coat of arms

Phi Gamma Delta's Recognition Badge reflects the black diamond and white star of the Founders' badge worn by initiates. It was originally adopted in 1910 as a tiny lapel pin for graduates to wear when the actual badge was not appropriate.

This print depicts the official mascot of Phi Gamma Delta: Gamma, the Snowy White Owl and official mascot of Phi Gamma Delta, looking particularly fierce. Gamma is perched on a fencepost adorned with our official flower -- Purple Clematis.