Over 100 students came together to meet the newly initiated members of the La Verne Greek community at Greek Perfect, Wednesday night in Morgan Auditorium.
Rick Barnes introduced himself to an audience of more than 200 students at “Drink Think” Monday by mentioning that he spoke at La Verne three years ago.
On Sept. 6, the College Panhellenic Association and the Intrafraternal Council launched the beginning of this semester by renting out Boomers in Upland enabling University of La Verne students to meet and hang out during Welcome Week.
For most University of La Verne students, this past week has marked the end of a relaxing summer and sparked a begrudging trip back to what will most likely be a stressful semester of studying.
The Interfraternity Council mandatory opening session called all unaffiliated men at the University of La Verne interested in brotherhood to an informational meet and greet Sept. 25, kicking off a week of both formal and informal fall rush events.
The National Pan-Hellenic Council, Inc., with the help of University of La Verne’s Greek advisor Chip West, is on its way to being an established Greek-letter council with the establishment of two of its nine organizations: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. and Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.