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Individually, our sisters boast incredible personal accomplishments, including academic, athletic, and philanthropic endeavors. We are driven leaders, scholars and contributors in the classrooms and community. Collectively, we share a special bond and love for one another. In each other we find strength, reassurance, support, fun, and friendships that will last far beyond our years at MIT. At Alph
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And with that, the fall 2025 semester is over. Good luck with finals!
01/03/2023
finishing up our holiday traditions series is Hara sharing about all the cool things her & her family do to celebrate New Years in Greece!🇬🇷
“New Years is a big holiday in Greece, celebrated mostly with family! January 1st is Saint Basil’s day, which is a historic person that is considered to be Santa Claus for greeks, and therefore the day celebrates his life which symbolizes luck, kindness, and giving. We celebrate with vasilopita (Saint Basil’s cake), which is a traditional cake/bread served with a hidden coin in it. When cut, the person who finds the coin is said to be granted luck for the whole year! Greeks usually also include pieces for Christ, Virgin Mary, and their homes as well as the rest of the family members.” - 💙
12/26/2022
next up, we have Adriana sharing about the holiday traditions she has back at home in Puerto Rico! 🥳
“The day is known as Three Kings Day, Jan 6th, the day in which the three wise men (Melchior, Caspar, and Balthasar) first saw baby Jesus and brought him gifts. In Puerto Rico, the tradition is that, if you leave a box with hay/grass under your bed the night of January 5th to "feed the Kings' camels", the three kings will leave you good presents under your bed/Christmas Tree as did Santa on Dec 25th. Jan 6th, also referred to as Epiphany Day, is a national holiday in Puerto Rico and is considered a family-dedicated day around the island.” - 🤍
12/10/2022
At Alpha Phi, we celebrate a ton of different holidays each season & wanted to share some of the fun traditions we have that make the holidays so special.💌 First up is Sari!
“hi everyone! each winter, my family celebrates Hanukah! we light a menorah for 8 nights, sing fun songs/prayers, and exchange gifts with each other :) we also typically try to cook some traditional foods like latkes and play dreidel as a family! happy holidays everyone
12/07/2022
grateful for another successful holiday mixer this lovely season! 🧸🎄🎁
12/01/2022
nothing beats these views down comm ave…🤭🛣🤍
11/26/2022
wrapping up our week of thankfulness, we have Maria!😇🤎
“I’m thankful for Alpha Phi because it has given me a group of people to travel with. No matter where I want to go, I will always find an aphi to come with. If I need to talk after a long day or I just need a distraction, there is always someone there. Aphi has given me the best friends I could have asked for and I cant wait to see the great things they all do.” - 2023
11/25/2022
happy thanksgiving from alpha phi to you! hope everyone had a fantastic day with family, friends, & sisters 🫶🏻🥧🦃
11/21/2022
next up in our week of thankfulness, we have Avani!🫶🏻🤎
“I'm thankful for Alpha Phi for giving me all my best friends! They make me laugh, are great listeners, and give the best advice. I love coming back to the Phi Hive and seeing their smiling faces after a long day. I'm so grateful to have found a home in Aphi!” - .narula 2025