AGGIE GREEKS
AGGIE GREEK NIGHT AT THE WAREHOUSE
In the spirit of collaboration and celebration, Fraternity & Sorority Life established a partnership with The Warehouse at C C Creations to kick off the 40th Anniversary of FSL. Members and friends of the community were able to purchased limited edition crew neck sweatshirts exclusively online from October 2-15 Twenty-five percent of each sweater sold during this special came back to the community to further support our strive towards excellence
This partnership kicked off with Aggie Greek Night at The Warehouse on October 2 The Warehouse hosted extended hours exclusively for Aggie Greeks to shop and order their sweaters Participants received a special discount on everything purchased that day, along with a free treat from JJ’s Snowcones.
In total, we sold 62 sweaters for a profit of $696! We are meeting with Warehouse staff to determine if permanent Greek Life merch will be available in 2025
CELEBRATING 40 YEARS
With optional enrollment in the Corps of Cadets, the rapidly growing civilian student population also grew the number of student organizations that would call campus home Although fraternities and sororities first arrived in 1972 with the charted of Sigma Phi Epsilon, official university recognition of Greek Life was established in 1984 with the chartering of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.
We will be honoring our 40 years of history all year long We have started by engaging former students to share their favorite memories with us for our social media campaign. More to come as we celebrate this milestone, so stay tuned!
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ultural Greek Council (MGC)
21-25, the MGC kicked off their 25th Anniversary uring an extra special edition of their annual MGC ted with Fall Fest on the Simpson Drill Field, a Trunk-or-Treat on Tuesday. Participants were eir luck at Loteria Night Wednesday evening and me tast S k f A i Th d Thi k d d off with K uncil a desire
Interfraternity Council (IFC)
Everyone loves a friendly competition, but it’s eve better when it’s for a good cause! On October 1
IFC hosted its first-ever all-Greek philanthrop event in the form of a pickleball tournamen
Aggies from organizations across the communi played to win prizes and bragging rights. As result, they raised $2,347 for the Health for All Clin in Bryan, TX
Collegiate Panhellenic Council (CPC)
CPC held their annual Trick-or-Treat on Greek Street event on October 29. Aggies of all ages were invited to wear their best costumes, collect a lot of candy, and mingle with members of our community on Sorority Row. Each chapter decorated their houses, welcoming members of the Bryan/College Station, TX community to enjoy Halloween
CPC also spent October hosting a clothing drive for the Texas A&M Career Closet to support Aggies preparing for interviews
nic Council (NPHC)
During the month of October, several of our NPHC member organizations took part in supply drives to give back to people in the local area Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. held a school supply collection drive, collecting everything from pencils to notebooks for a Title I school in the Bryan, TX. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. ran a month long drive collecting baby items in collaboration with Aggieland Pregnancy Outreach to support families in need
