Being social is an important part of college experiences and fraternity life, and FIJI at USD strives to make the most of the social scene each year. Through exchanges with each of the sororities at USD and two formal events throughout the year, FIJI brothers have plenty of opportunities to have a good time during their college days. Some of our past social events include:
FIJI SANTA CLAUS:
Taking place during the last weeks of the fall semester, members of the fraternity dress up as Santa Claus and his elves for the campus community to take pictures with to help lighten the mood during what should be a fun, but often stressful time.
FINAL FLOWERS:
Every semester during finals, FIJI at USD orders close to 300 roses and hands them out during finals to all the women studying in the library and other places on campus as a pick me up during this stressful time.
WINTER FORMAL:
USD FIJI hold its winter formal event at Big Bear Mountain Resort, where brothers could snowboard down the mountain (or just curl up by the fire with a mug of hot chocolate) by day, then head to a venue dance at night.
SORORITY EXCHANGES:
Whether it involves meeting up at a local restaurant, ice-skating, or just a dance, etc., USD FIJI loves spending time with the sororities on campus.
ISLANDER:
Planned for spring 2013 for the first time, the colony is excited to start this international FIJI tradition here at home.
VEGAS FORMAL:
For the second formal of the year, brothers head through the desert with their dates to Las Vegas, Nevada. Usually falling toward the end of the semester, it’s a great way for brothers to just have fun together before the school year comes to an end.
