“Flo’s Kitchen”: A Mother’s Day Tribute
Inspiring. Nurturing. A guiding force. Our mother figures are some of the most influential forces in our lives from an early age. They aid in our development, help us learn right from wrong and provide unconditional love. So, when members of Lambda Chi embark on their next phase of life in the university space, a […]
Alumni Spotlight: Warrior for Peace Foundation
On a beautiful, California day in November 2021, two professional fishing boats embarked through the waters around San Diego for the first annual Warrior for Peace Foundation Ocean Fishing Event. With nearly 100 veterans, family, and friends in attendance, the event went above and beyond to provide all veterans in attendance a day of peace and […]
Black History Month Spotlight: Abe Hester
In October of 2021, Lambda Chi Alpha alum Abe Hester became the newest attorney at the Dallas office of Jones Day, the fifth largest law firm in the U.S. and 13th highest grossing law firm in the world. Hester was hired for the job after graduating from Washington University School of Law in St. Louis, […]
Black History Month Spotlight: Brandan Bonds
A Louisiana native through and through , there’s no doubt Brandan Bonds is a rising star. Upon graduating from the University of New Orleans, where he served as student body president, Bonds earned a scholarship to Loyola University New Orleans College of Law where he serves as editor-in-chief of the Loyola Journal of Public Interest […]
SAC Spotlight: John-Michael T. Liontas
Though John-Michael T. Liontas (Stetson, ’21) has many accomplishments to show for his associate’s degree earned before graduation from high school and a double major in three years at Stetson University, he is most proud of his continued involvement with Lambda Chi Alpha. Coming into Stetson for a shorter amount of time, Liontas was looking […]
Mental Health Awareness Spotlight: Brandt McCartney
February of 2021 will forever hold a dark place in Brandt McCartney’s (Texas Christian University, ’21) heart. His older brother’s life, the person who had served as a guide, a role model and a mentor for as long as McCartney could remember, was tragically cut short due to death by suicide. A decorated Marine and […]
In the Director’s Chair with Gary Crask
Author, actor and filmmaker Gary Crask’s (Ball State, ’67) most recently published book opens with this poem: “An Ode to a Life Well Lived” To this life we live part by poetry part by prose and at different times in varied combinations of those The poetry is the passion the hopes and the dreams The […]
Recruitment Spotlight: University of Miami
Recruitment is, arguably, the most important factor of any chapter or colony’s success. Without a strong plan, Lambda Chi Alpha is in danger as an organization to not have the reach it could to positively impact new members. The past year certainly put the men of Lambda Chi to the test. They had to find […]
On the Menu: Brotherly Connection
University of North Dakota members revive family-style meals through new partnership COVID-19 has uprooted the very core of how we live our everyday lives, including the simple act of sharing a meal together. For the men of the Epsilon-Zeta chapter at the University of North Dakota, mealtime has become a crucial way to connect. Thanks […]
A Song for a Generation
“Has this world forgotten how to love?” Tom Paden (Richmond University, ‘79) begins his newest song, “Window in the Wall”, with this simple, yet timely question for a world in need. But what Paden is most thankful for with his new smash hit is the journey he took to reach the point of writing a […]
