It has been a long-standing tradition of the Phi Kappa Mu fraternity and the Phi Lambda Delta Sorority to carol in the houses of the senior brods and sisses. Today, the tradition lives on...
On December 9, 2011, the members of the Phi Lambda Delta sorority and the Phi Kappa Mu fraternity...
True to its title, One Big Phi 2011: Fired Up! Inter-college Battle of the Bands Competition set the night...
History
Written by Administrator
We came into being in 1969, when eleven of us felt the need to bring together minds that refused to be encased in the mold of rigidity and convention that the ordinary female student finds herself in. With this motivation, Sisters Anet Bernabe, Anet Velasco, Helen Mendoza, Celia Genio, Maggie Cruz, Mel Lazaro, Beng Toledo, Zenda Garcia, Teng Ynares, Nemy Pecson and Lita Barros held the first meeting at 1693 Ma. Orosa St. to pave the way for a sisterhood that will outlast the wear and tear of time. They named the sorority Phi Lambda Delta, which stands for Fellowship of Lady Doctors. A gold rose and aesculapius against a dark blue background with the Greek sorority name across the center was chosen as the identifying insignia. Thus we, the Phi Lambda Delta, emerged with a core of 28 pioneers.
During our first year, the Sorority's flame not only grew brighter but also spread through the outstanding leadership of our Superior Sister Exemplar then. Students from different classes joined us, and so, we grew in number and in strength. Hand in hand with our brother fraternity – Phi Kappa Mu– we fought hard for our recognition; finally, the much-awaited recognition was granted on November 20, 1969. In no time at all, we proved our worth – sponsoring cake sales, joining and winning with the brods in the lantern parade, sponsoring seminars, etc. These activities certainly kept the PHI flame blazing in our hearts.