CUS Omega Epsilon Graduate Chapter

to the DMV Latino Greek Mixer supporting Cruz Roja Colombiana 🇨🇴❤️

From fellowship to philanthropy, this event showcased the true meaning of Greek unity. Together, we raised $700+ and made a meaningful impact for an incredible cause.

Shoutout to the collaboration with , , , , , and

Thank you to everyone who showed up, donated, and helped make a difference. 🙌✨

Mark your calendars 🗓️🫶!

Join us this Wednesday, August 19th from 6–8 PM at Grand Cata – La Cosecha for a DMV Latino Greek Mixer in support of Cruz Roja Colombiana! 🇨🇴❤️

🍽️ 10% of event sales from the evening will be donated by our friends to support our fundraising efforts for those affected by the recent earthquakes in Colombia.

💰 Can’t make it? You can still help!

Direct donations can be sent via Venmo to @ LULGE1982. Every contribution helps provide support to those affected by the earthquakes. ❤️🇨🇴

We are honored to be invited by the Gamma Epsilon Chapter of La Unidad Latina, Lambda Upsilon Lambda Fraternity Inc. along with our fellow Graduate/Professional Organizations in support of this great cause:

• Theta Theta Chapter — Sigma Lambda Upsilon/Señoritas Latinas Unidas Sorority, Inc.

• Gamma Alpha Chapter — Hermandad de Sigma Iota Alpha, Inc.

• Omega Epsilon Alumnae Chapter — Corazones Unidos Siempre, Chi Upsilon Sigma National Latin Sorority, Inc.

• Pi Beta Chapter — Latinas Promoviendo Comunidad/Lambda Pi Chi Sorority, Inc.

• Alpha Delta & Alpha Xi Chapter — of Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority, Inc.

Come out for a night of community, conversation, networking, great food, and drinks as we stand in solidarity with the people of Colombia.

This event is open to everyone! 🎉

We hope to see you there!

Leadership. Vision. Sisterhood. ✨

Please join us in celebrating and welcoming the newly elected 2026–2027 Omega Epsilon Alumnae Chapter Executive Board!

We are grateful for the sisters who have stepped forward to serve and lead our chapter into its next chapter of growth, collaboration, and impact. Their dedication reflects the values of Chi Upsilon Sigma and the strength of our lifelong sisterhood.

We look forward to all that we will accomplish together under their leadership.

Congratulations to our new & returning Board Members!

Celebrating two decades of sisterhood, our chapter remains Rooted in Excellence, Aged to Perfection. For 20 years, we have cultivated meaningful connections, served our communities, and made a lasting impact throughout the Greater Washington, DC metropolitan area.

It was truly a joy to share love, laughter, and memories with our captivating sisters, both near and far. We look forward to continuing to strengthen our bonds and celebrate the power of our sisterhood for years to come.

Yesterday Omega Epsilon had the pleasure of delivering wish list items collected for the Ronald McDonald House in Washington, DC. Sisters, thank you for your generosity! We appreciate your support ♥️

The Ronald McDonald House Charities mission is to ease the hardship of children’s illness on families through programs that directly improve the health and wellbeing of children. To learn more, visit https://rmhcdc.org/ ♥️

Thank you to all who purchased tickets for our Summer Raffle 🎟️! Congratulations to the lucky winner, Zulahi Perez 🍀! We will be in touch to get your Cussie Stainless Steel Cup and Jersey to you 😎 We appreciate the support ♥️

This past weekend Sisters from across the country captivated Charlotte, North Carolina, to celebrate our sorority’s 44th Anniversary 🎉

From baseball, to yoga, community service, banquet, and lots more, we had lots of fun! Thank you to the Banquet Chairs, Committee Members, and BOD for a wonderful weekend! And, congratulations to all of the award winners. A special shout out to Beta Delta Founding Sister and past Omega Epsilon Board Member, Bianca Alba on her Crystal award for 15 years of service to our organization 🌟

Juneteenth, also known as Freedom Day, is annually honored and celebrated on June 19th, marking the day in 1865 when freedom came by executive decree to over 250,000 enslaved Black people in Galveston Bay, Texas. This occurred two and a half years after the Emancipation Proclamation, which freed slaves in Confederate states during the Civil War in 1863, and a few months after the U.S. House of Representatives finally passed the Thirteenth Amendment in January 1865. This amendment stated that “neither slavery nor involuntary servitude” were to exist in the United States. Juneteenth's historical legacy marks true independence for all people in our country. (Source: National Museum of African American History & Culture)

Today, we recognize Juneteenth as an opportunity to celebrate Black culture, cultivate community, and advocate for socio-political issues facing us in our national climate. The sisters of Chi Upsilon Sigma encourage you to educate yourself on the historical context of Juneteenth, amplify Black voices across spaces and industries, and support Black-owned businesses.

“Struggle is a never ending process. Freedom is never really won - you earn it and win it in every generation.” - Coretta Scott King