Stead Leadership College Case Study: Luis Rivera
For Luis Rivera, going for Chapter President was more than a big ask. It was an impossible ask. Sixty members, a 100+ year legacy, a respected Chapter and well-known Alumni, including a board member, was enough to give pause. All of those factors paired with studies, sporting interests and planning one’s future made the decision […]
Ideal Man: Building Capability from Day One
Ideal Man is a program built with a simple mission: to build competency, confidence and belonging among our Brothers. The first journey is Developing Myself. An introduction to what it means to be a Lambda Chi, it explores our values from theory to application, offers tools to overcome adversity and challenges, and sets the foundations […]
Brotherhood in the City of Brotherly Love
Written by Keith Stubblebine Home to the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall and perhaps most importantly, the Cheesesteak, Philadelphia is home to staples of our culture. Steeped in history, tradition and an atmosphere not found anywhere else; Philadelphia is one of the great metropolitan areas of the world. Most people know of Philly’s nickname/reputation as the […]
“Knight” Without Labor
Rich Flood, University of Miami ’97, was named a Knight in the Ordres national du Mérite (National Order of Merit) from France, for his success with a $100M capital campaign and other projects for the Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island Foundation. The highest honor a non-French national can receive, the National Order of Merit is awarded […]
36 Years an Associate Member
Written by Rusty Weadon On November 17th, 2023, after 36 years, Rod Uribe was initiated into the bond of brotherhood of Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity, at the Phi-Theta Zeta Ritual ceremony. In the Fall of 1987, Rod Uribe became an Associate Member in Phi-Theta Zeta at the University of North Carolina-Greensboro. He joined with other Associate […]
Chapter Philanthropy Spotlight: Penn State
“It changes your perspective on things,” Danny Hipschman, a Lambda Chi Alpha Brother at Penn State, recounted about his experience at THON. THON is a student-run philanthropy at Pennsylvania State University committed to enhancing the lives of children and families impacted by childhood cancer. Each year, more than 16,500 student volunteers participate in the year-long […]
Philanthropy: It Means More
Going into 2023, the High Alpha, Grayton Hudson, and High Theta, Jake Connell, at Auburn University made a lofty goal to raise $50,000 for philanthropies during their term. They have since exceeded that goal and raised almost $63,000 for various organizations, but that did not come without a lot of hard work and determination. Before […]
Brothers Have Your Back(pack)
Two Lambda Chi Alpha Brothers from Boston University join forces to write the third adventure for a backpacking young boy and his trusty sidekick. Thomas Lehrich, the author of The Adventures of Backpacker Billy and Shave series, published his third book in the series this summer. The latest book, The Adventures of Backpacker Billy and […]
A Brother on the Big Screen
“According to an ancient prophecy, a woman will give birth to identical twin boys; one the Messiah, the other the Antichrist. After a Russian nun claims to have immaculately conceived twins, the Vatican sends a priest to investigate. There he discovers a secret society, Vox Dei, that plans to kill the Nun and her children.” […]
San Diego Regional Chapter: The Beauty of Innovation
Written by Chapter Support Specialist Keith Stubblebine, as featured in the Summer 2023 issue of the Cross & Crescent On April 30, 2023, the San Diego Regional Associate Chapter (SDRAC) received its Charter as Omicron- Epsilon Zeta of Lambda Chi Alpha. Founding Fathers were recognized, representing 108 Members from the University of San Diego, San […]
