Olivia Montoya, sophomore sociology major, and Deanna Villagran, assistant director of student engagement and leadership, present information about Greek life on campus Aug. 22 in the Johnson Family Plaza.
Citrus Lawn was the site for this year’s Letters on the Lawn, the annual event where the University’s sororities and fraternities come out to inform the community and prospective members about their values and philanthropy, and ways to get involved.
The University of La Verne’s student organizations are gearing up for a semester of campus engagement despite having to do it remotely for the first two weeks of class. The University held its virtual Greek Involvement Fair on Monday and its Student Organization Fair on Wednesday, both via Zoom.
Lively music and small crowds were the backdrop for potential new recruits, as University of La Verne students participated in Greek life and club enrollment fairs on Monday and Tuesday in Sneaky Park.
Three years ago Sigma Gamma Rho became the first historically black sorority with a chapter on campus. Soon Iota Phi Theta will likely be the University’s first historically black fraternity.
Jeffrey Chun, senior business administration major, talks with a prospective student about the Phi Delta Theta experience in the Campus Center Ballroom during Wing Night Tuesday.