In solidarity to victims and survivors of sexual assault, more than 300 Grand Valley State University students marched around campus Tuesday, April 11, to support the GVSU Interfraternity Council’s (IFC) semiannual “Steps Against Sexual Assault” event.
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Hearing is a sense that people often take for granted. Grand Valley State University’s chapter of Delta Zeta, however, is supporting a foundation that provides free hearing aids and other resources to those in need with its second annual "Hoops for Hearing" event.
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Maintaining a healthy and active lifestyle while studying at college can prove to be a challenge. With this in mind, Grand Valley State University's Gamma Phi Beta chapter hosted the first annual GVSU "Moonball: Blacklight Volleyball Tournament." The Moonball event, which was held Saturday, Feb. 25, gave participating teams the chance to compete for a monetary donation to their philanthropy of choice. Proceeds from the event went to the Girls on the Run charity, the sorority’s philanthropic partner.
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For decades, spaghetti has brought together people from all walks of life in different parts of the world. Grand Valley State University’s Alpha Omicron Pi (AOII) sorority has also been using the classic dish to gather campus around a local cause.
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The popular phrase “children are the future” was honored by the Grand Valley State University sorority Phi Mu Wednesday, Feb. 8, when the Greek organization volunteered at Helen DeVos Children’s Hospital. The organization’s event at the hospital involved the sorority members making Valentine’s Day cards with the children. It was said by Phi Mu members that activities like this allow the children to feel an escape of sorts from the daily struggles of their illnesses.
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For some people, Valentine’s Day means indulging sweets and spending the night alone, while others might be first in line at the supermarket with a box full of chocolates and giant stuffed animal that says “be mine.” However, Grand Valley State University’s Sigma Phi Epsilon (SigEp) plans to celebrate the day by dropping carnations on students’ doorsteps and serenading them from a secret, or not-so-secret, admirer.
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The term “university fundraiser” often brings up images of social gatherings or crowded rallies. For Grand Valley State University’s Alpha Tau Omega fraternity however, fundraising is no clean-cut effort. The group is gearing up for their annual “ATO Walks Hard” event, which donates proceeds to the National Multiple Sclerosis Foundation.
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With hopes to continue the initiatives their predecessors began in 2016, the Grand Valley State University Interfraternity Council has elected executive board members to serve for 2017.
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Thousands of soldiers will spend the upcoming holiday season this year deployed overseas, without the comfort of their friends and family. To address this issue, Grand Valley State University’s Alpha Omicron Pi (AOII) sent reminders of home to some of those soldiers with its first annual “Sister’s for Soldiers” event.
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