Lambda Theta Phi, Latin Fraternity, Inc.
Greek Life·Community Service/Nonprofit·By Culture
Lambda Theta Phi is a Latino fraternity at UC Berkeley operating as both a service and social organization. Members participate in community service at low-income Oakland elementary schools, the Annual AIDS Walk, and immigrant rights advocacy for day laborers in Alameda County, while also holding talent shows, weekend retreats, and social events. The fraternity calls itself 'The Institution of Evolution' and is open to all males regardless of race, culture, or creed.
2004
Year established at UC Berkeley, in May
13
Number of pledge lines documented (Spring 2004 through Spring 2015)
Events They Host
Annual AIDS Walk
Brothers participate in the Annual AIDS Walk as a community service activity.
Member Experiences
Annual AIDS Walk participation
Brothers participate in the Annual AIDS Walk as a community service activity.
Service at low-income Oakland elementary schools
Brothers volunteer at low-income elementary schools in Oakland.
Immigrant rights advocacy for day laborers
Brothers advocate for immigrant rights with day laborers in Alameda County.
Talent shows
Social events held for brothers and the broader community.
Weekend retreats
Members-only retreats organized by the fraternity.
Razapalooza Salute
A tradition where brothers perform salutes; a Fall 2014 salute video is documented on the chapter homepage.