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Students lend hearts to Honduras
With Rio’s carnival, Costa Rica’s beaches and the beauty of the Mayan ruins in Belize, the tourist attraction in Central America is diverse with history, but the cause goes deeper for John Leggett or Fabian Barreto who will embark on a week-long trip to Honduras.
Rock-n-Jock is a slam dunk for philanthropy
Phi Sigma Sigma hosted its seventh annual Rock-n-Jock basketball philanthropy tournament Wednesday in the Athletics Pavillion.
Putting the pieces together
Senior Angela Rios places a signed puzzle piece on one of the oak trees outside the Campus Center on Monday as part of the “Light it Up Blue” event.
Helping hands
Seniors Nathaniel Cruz and Karen Yu, a member of Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority, discuss donation amounts in the Campus Center on Monday.
Phi Sigma Sigma kicks for a cause
Frantz Athletic Court was roaring with music and students Tuesday night during Phi Sigma Sigma’s annual Kicks for Kidneys fundraiser.
Stüssy brings in customers
Stüssy clothing was brought to the University of La Verne Dec. 1 in the West Dining Room as an outlet sale to raise funds for the Phi Delta Theta fraternity.
La Verne, Phi Delta Theta fraternity host ALS walk
People of all ages gathered on Sunday at the University Mall to participate in the Walk to Defeat Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease.
Commentary: Philanthropy goes beyond sororities
I have never been a fan of Greek life. I went into college not wanting to rush or pledge for any sort of sorority. I wanted to make my own way on campus and make my own friends.
