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By Steve Lambert

Most Greeks have a desire to progress in their chapters and increase their involvement and leadership experience by running for chair positions or Executive Boards.

By Michelle Lindsay

Set aside the fact that the concept of dating is something that’s only been around for a handful of decades in Western culture.

By Tyler Riffe

The Gospel is amazingly deep and profoundly simple. - Tyler Riffe

By Tyler Riffe

Greek IV exists so that every Fraternity and Sorority student might have the opportunity to hear and respond to the Gospel.  But what is it?

By Paula Frances Price

With Halloween right around the corner, Greeks across the country are asking this question, “What will I wear for Halloween this year?” If you are thinking about throwing on a headdress, a kimono, or donning a sombrero, it might be wise to take a second look. Here are some answers to common questions to help you navigate your Halloween costume today!

By Steve Lambert

In business there is a term called Return On Investment- ROI for short. It’s used to help people measure whether some new venture or opportunity is worth continuing to support or invest in.

By Alison Smith

Across the country, thousands of men and women have accepted bids or crossed into fraternities and sororities. Pledge. Neophyte. New Member.

Growing up in a Christian home, I did it all - got baptized, attended Vacation Bible School, took my first communion, and then got confirmed. My home church was a huge part of my life.

By Kelly Hawk

I first became a Christian in fall of 2012 when I heard someones testimony and felt like God was there speaking to me. I had never felt anything like it and the feeling overwhelmed and amazed me. In the fall of 2013 I went to Greek Conference in Boston where I felt God was speaking to me telling me to share his word with others in my sorority. While at the conference, I learned more about the potential of leading a Greek Bible study.

By Brandt Booram

That’s right. Arguably the most “progressive” national news organization has its own qualms with the trend of uncommitted romantic slumber parties, otherwise known as "shacking."

By Alison Smith

This is the time of year when I inevitably start singing the Will Smith classic, “Summertime” in my head.

If you’re in a fraternity or sorority and have spent more than five minutes online, there’s a three letter hashtag you’ve seen just about daily for the last few years: #TFM.

By Michelle French

To varying degrees, chapter ministry leaders across the country have experienced resistence to having a Bible study within their fraternity or sorority. But even if you've never heard anyone verbalize a complaint or concern, take a look at your small group and consider these suggestions for being as welcoming and inclusive as possible.

How did you first hear about/get connected with Greek InterVarsity when you came to campus?

The summer before I came to Cal, I ran into a girl at my home church who is a year older than me and had been at Cal and in Chi Omega for one year. When I mentioned my concerns about how being in the Greek system might affect my faith, she told me that some ministry leaders were actually hoping to start a fellowship for Christians in the Greek system in the upcoming year. Once at Cal, I became a member of Chi Omega and got involved with the brand new Greek ministry, which would later become Greek IV at Cal.

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