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First Person: Teeter-tottering for ALS
Giving back through community service and philanthropy events are a big aspects of any Greek organization. As a member of Phi Delta Theta, I took part in last year’s teeter-totter event.
Clothesline Project spotlights domestic abuse
The Iota Delta Sorority put on the Clothesline Project, a three-day event earlier this month that potentially touched a lot of people – particularly those who have been touched by domestic violence.
First Person Experience: Memory Walk brings needed research funds
As a member of Sigma Kappa Sorority, I attended the annual Alzheimer’s Memory Walk in Los Angeles Saturday, which kicked off Alzheimer’s Awareness Month.
Laughing for a good cause
Laughs filled Dailey Theatre as Alpha Omicron Pi held its third annual Laughs of Love comedy night on Wednesday.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon aids clean up effort
Members of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity have begun to clean the field and stands at Ortmayer Stadium after every home football game.
Project produces baby blankets
Premature babies at the Los Angeles Children’s Hospital will sleep warmer this winter thanks to a group of University of La Verne fraternity and sorority members. The project “Mimis for Preemies” had the young men and women sewing blankets for premature babies at the children’s hospital.
Wing It hopes to lure new fraternity membership
More than 60 men attended the University’s Phi Delta Theta fraternity recruitment event dubbed Wing It, held in Sneaky Park.
