The Alpha Kappa Alpha and Delta Sigma Theta are two prominent extracurricular organizations, which college students join to participate in after-school activities, that have attained an excellent reputation over the years. The differences between the Alpha Kappa Alpha and the Delta Sigma Theta are as follows: a. ORIGIN: The Alpha Kappa Alpha was formed on January 15, 1908, at Howard University, Washington DC while the Delta Sigma Theta was established on January 13, 1913, at Howard University, Washington DC by the fissiparous members of the Alpha Kappa Alpha. b. Color, FLOWER, AND SYMBOL:
The Alpha Kappa Alpha has the Salmon pink and apple green as its colors, Pink tea rose as their flower and the Ivy leaf as their symbol. In contrast, the Delta Sigma Theta has the Crimson and cream as its colors, African violet as their flower and the Fortitude as their symbol. c. COUNTERPART: The Alpha Kappa Alpha has the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity as their male counterpart while the Delta Sigma Theta has the Kappa Alpha Psi as their male counterpart.