Alpha Epsilon Phi, Phi Omega Chapter at Northeastern University.
Jen Bernstein and Bari Krug: Senior Reflections

Jen Bernstein and Bari Krug: Senior Reflections


“I am scared to graduate. Not because I don’t have a job. Not because I don’t want to grow up. But because I have spent the past 5 years building a life for myself here, and I don’t know who I am without AEPhi. So often, especially lately, I look...
Emily Shulman: Being Away from NU Fall '11

Emily Shulman: Being Away from NU Fall ’11


This past semester I was away on co-op in my hometown. I participated in a co-op with Food Should Taste Good, a maker of all-natural tortilla chips, traveling throughout NYC and Long Island conducting food demos and samplings, as well as delivering product to potential food service accounts and existing...
Healthy in 2012: The Path to a Successful New Years Resolution

Healthy in 2012: The Path to a Successful New Years Resolution


After fighting people for a treadmill in Marino January after January, I’ve come to realize that seemingly the entire Northeastern population has the same New Years Resolution: to get fit & healthy. Here are some tips to help make that resolution a success. Baby Steps In order to be successful...




A Letter From Our President

I grew up as an only child.  I always wanted a sister, and even went so far as to pretend that me and my cousins were sisters, but it wasn’t quite the same.  Just when I had given up hope, I got to college and found myself with more sisters than I could have ever imagined… thanks to Alpha Epsilon Phi.

I fell in love with AEPhi pretty much immediately.  The closeness of the sisters I met during recruitment was tangible, and something I wanted to be a part of.  I remember talking to a bunch of sisters and thinking “These are girls I could really chill with.”  Three years later, these girls, and this sorority have exceeded all of my expectations.  Not only do I “chill” with these girls, but we share everything – accomplishments, problems, clothes, food, class notes, and words of advice and comfort.

Alpha Epsilon Phi is a unique community that never fails to impress me. There is an incredible sense of enthusiasm to help sisters, help the community, and to help AEPhi grow.  I could not be more proud to serve as President for an organization full of such incredible people.

Above all else, I have found that with my Phi’s beside me, I am the farthest thing from an only child.  It was well worth 18 years of being sister-less to have such incredible sisters now, and for the rest of my life.

It is my pleasure to welcome you to explore our website and get a feel for our sisterhood. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions. Thank you so much for visiting us and take care!

 

Jenny Travis
President, Phi Omega Chapter
Alpha Epsilon Phi


2012 Greek Award Winners for Outstanding Sisterhood, Gold Level Achievement, and Outstanding Advisor!

Celebrating 100 Years of Sisterhood!!! 

 

 

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