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Just another one of our many brotherhood barbeques. Nothing brings us together like food.

Every spring, the ARCC (Awareness of Roots in Chinese Culture) Night Market is held in University Center to bring the night market experience to Carnegie Mellon. Every year our chapter participates by selling various Asian snacks and delicacies. Last spring (pictured above), we sold Thai Iced tea and Fried Pork Buns.

The Adopt-A-Highway program is a mutual benefit program in which an organization keeps a 2 mile section of a highway clean in return for advertising. As a member, our chapter routinely cleans our section of Interstate 376W to keep the environment safe, clean and beautiful.

1000plus is a campus-wide service event that occurs in the spring of the academic year.  During the spring of 2010, our chapter volunteered along with other organizations of CMU’s Greek community to renovate and repair a community center in Pittsburgh.

Lambda Phi Epsilon has had the honor of co-hosting Asian Students Leadership Conference with other multicultural organizations on campus.  This event is held annually, attracting local and global Asian leaders that have much inspiration and knowledge to share with our student body.

CMU’s Taiwanese Student Association hosts an annual “Culture Night”, in which Lambdas have had a traditionally large presence in.  Our chapter shows its pride through “Step Shows” which are performances that involve making beats and rhythm through the use of clapping and stomping.

Asian Pacific American Pageant, dubbed “APA Pageant”, attracts talent from Carnegie Mellon’s diverse student body. The pageant tests the participant’s cultural awareness, intellect, and inner-talent.

Student Association Wars, dubbed “SA Wars”, has been an annual competition hosted by our chapter. In our most recent event held in Fall 2009, we have attracted multicultural organizations including but not limited to Asian Student Association, Taiwanese Student Association, Hong Kong Student Association, etc.

Pittsburgh hosted the G-20 conference in the fall of 2009, which gathered the world leaders together to discuss political and environmental issues. Our chapter volunteered with CMU’s Asian Student Association to clean the city streets of Oakland days before the conference was held.