Union University appoints Baker as Sports Hall of Fame recipient
Athletes often proclaim the tale that they’ve trained their whole lives for a specific competition or tournament. Many forego traditional school and transfer online in order to have more time training for the sport. Ron Baker (’66 Lambda-Zeta) took the opposite route to athletic success. Union University Lambda-Zeta was colonized in the year 1964, meaning […]
Brothers colonize esports club on Simpson College campus
Sports require hand-eye coordination whether you are on or off the field. In the world of esports that coordination can be acquired through the comfort of a living room couch. Once brothers of Lambda Chi learned their longtime hobby of gaming was a connection point, they invited the campus to join. Since Eric Knouse’ first […]
St. Marys High Sigma chosen for competitive soccer league
Featured photo courtesy of Juan Manuel Flores Jr. – Corpus Christi FC Being an athlete requires the natural ability to be competitive in nature and continuously look for improvement. Nearly all student-athletes have one thing in common, they want to be a part of something bigger than themselves. For Alain Peralt, that concept applies to […]
Wisconsin-Whitewater chapter member uses Lambda Chi core values to teach high school athletes
Similar to the way it feels to walk into a childhood home, Zach Hoffland knew University of Wisconsin – Whitewater (UWW) was the right place for him from the moment he stepped on campus. The connection to the school was immediate after hearing tales from his parent’s experience. Hoffland was able to create his own […]
Fundraising Heroes: Loyola Marymount University Members Named Top Fundraisers in Campus-Wide Efforts
Recently, the Delta-Psi chapter at Loyola Marymount University (LMU) secured its spot among the top fundraising organizations on campus for the B+ Foundation. When the fundraiser was brought to the chapter members’ attention by Evan Brown and Aidan Clark, they all knew they had an important part to play. At the heart of its mission, […]
Members of Georgia Chapter Find Passion in Serving Local Non-Profit Organization
For many of our chapters, it can feel as though the members are stuck in a rut when it comes to philanthropy. The same events, over and over again, for the same few organizations. While every little bit helps and serves communities around our chapters, sometimes the mold needs to be broken. The men of […]
University of South Dakota and South Dakota State Brothers Come Together for Annual Football Run, Raise Over 6000 Dollars Benefitting Charity
While many chapters host philanthropy events benefiting Feeding America at their local food banks, the men of the University of South Dakota and South Dakota State University add their own personal touch. On November 17 (the day the two schools played each other in football), the two chapters participated in their annual Football Run event, […]
Valparaiso University Members Continue Partnership with St. Baldrick’s Foundation, Raise Just Under 20,000 Dollars for Pediatric Cancer Research
There is a deafening roar each and every time a new individual is called up to receive a head shaving. When the blades have come to a stop, the “shavee” looks out over each face there in support of the St. Baldrick’s Foundation mission. While they might be bald for a month or so, they […]
University of Nevada-Reno Members Host Fundraiser to Benefit California Wildfire Relief Efforts
When the tragic wildfires in Northern California struck, the members of the Epsilon-Iota colony at the University of Nevada- Reno asked just one question: how can we help? A large population of the Reno students come from Northern California, so the call to action and severity of the situation was not lost on the men […]
‘It’s About Giving Back’: Auburn Chapter Hosts Easter Egg Hunt for Surrounding Community Each Year
‘It’s About Giving Back’: Auburn Chapter Hosts Easter Egg Hunt for Surrounding Community Each Year She had never owned a hula hoop before. So when the young girl was handed her first one, she did not know what to say or feel. Instead, her eyes started to water, she looked up at the member of […]
