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The Mu Sigma Upsilon Foundation has some exciting news! In honor of #GivingTuesday, Facebook is partnering with PayPal to match donations a total of up to $7 million to U.S. nonprofits on Facebook (up to $50K per nonprofit)! What is #GivingTuesday? #GivingTuesday is a global day of giving fueled by the power of social media and collaboration. Celebrated on the Tuesday…

Aretias Chapter Book Club: November Book Selection!

MSU FoundationNovember 7, 2018

Foundation Mind, Body & Soul

The Aretias Graduate Chapter Book Club has chosen Becoming by Michelle Obama as this month’s book based on sisters’ suggestions! The official book release date is November 13th. Pre-order now on Amazon.com using our link and the MSU Foundation will receive a referral fee of 4.5%! Also, make sure you select the Mu Sigma Upsilon Foundation as your AmazonSmile charity! We look forward to…

MSU Foundation and Aretias Graduate Chapter renames scholarship in honor of Danielle Smith

MSU FoundationNovember 6, 2018

Featured Foundation

This past September our organization was deeply affected by the loss of our beloved sister Danielle N. Smith who became a sister of Mu Sigma Upsilon Sorority, Inc. in Spring 1993. She pledged as a first year student at the Amazona Chapter at Rutger’s University New Brunswick where she later earned her Bachelor of Arts in History. As an Undergraduate,…

Rosario Rodriguez, 2018 Undergraduate Scholarship Recipient

MSU FoundationNovember 5, 2018

Foundation

In 2018 the Mu Sigma Upsilon Foundation awarded Rosario Rodriguez the Lucy Dipini Memorial Scholarship. In 1997, the MSU Alumnae Association established a Memorial Scholarship Fund that distinguished the contributions of late sister, Lucy Dipini, from the Mosaic Chapter of Mu Sigma Upsilon. Only 27 at the time of her death, she embodied the characteristics MSU seeks in a sister, an…

Growing Up Broken

Mu Sigma UpsilonOctober 26, 2018

Featured Mind, Body & Soul Modern Amazons

By Angelica Beverly Living in Sayreville, New Jersey, I grew up as a pastor’s child. In church almost every day of the week. My parents were both pastors and they had a church in Brooklyn, New York. Everyone knew and loved the Beverly’s. No one really knew what was really going on behind closed doors. My father had an anger problem. He was very abusive to…