AEPHI House

Alpha Epsilon Phi is a Jewish sorority founded in 1909 at Barnard College in New York City, dedicated to fostering lifelong friendships, academic success, and community service among women. The organization welcomes women from all backgrounds who honor and appreciate its Jewish heritage while providing a supportive environment for personal and intellectual growth. With a commitment to sisterhood, leadership development, and philanthropy, Alpha Epsilon Phi has grown to include over 50 chapters across the US and Canada. The sorority not only upholds the ideals of its founders but also strives to create a culturally Jewish environment that embraces diversity and encourages members to reach their full potential. Generated from the website

Originally constructed as a home for non-denominational morning prayers for the students of Newcomb. Today programs include not only religious services, but lectures and musical performances.

Josephine Louise Hall, located at Tulane University in New Orleans, LA, serves as a vibrant hub for students and faculty. This modern facility offers a welcoming atmosphere, perfect for studying, collaborating, and socializing. With its beautiful architecture and proximity to the lively culture of New Orleans, it provides an ideal setting for academic and personal growth. Generated from this place's information