Phi Sigma Sigma sorority left to right, senior Tanya Taylor, senior Elizabeth Lomeli, senior Adriana Macias, senior Veronica Mendez, senior Enedina Perez, sophomore Robin Moore, sophomore Rebecca Lamprey and sophomore Jessi Muell held its annual 24-hour rock-a-thon for the National Kidney Foundation in the Student Center.
Paramount Pictures was the location of the annual AIDS Walk Los Angeles (AWLA) which brought about 46,000 people, together including some from the University of La Verne. Participants spent the afternoon walking the 10k walk to help raise money for people who suffer from HIV and AIDS.
Rush week has become synonymous with opportunity in both the campus society as well as in the fraternity and sorority communities. During the week-long period of rush, a prospective rushee possesses the chance to become part of an organization that offers many benefits through its Greek affiliation and representation.
A new Inter-Fraternity and Sorority Council (IFSC) executive board was elected last Friday with new IFSC president, junior Alma Barrera (Phi Sigma Sigma), taking the current president position from senior Joe Martinez.
Greek Week activities came to a halt Wednesday after several Greek organizations released a written statement citing safety and public appearance reasons for terminating the week-long competition.
The University of La Verne College Panhellenic Association (ULVCPA) was formed at the University after Phi Sigma Sigma became the second national sorority on campus.