Phi Kappa Theta aims to raise the bar for MU fraternities
For students reluctant to join fraternities, Phi Kappa Theta members said it attempts to create a safe space.
Leadership, academics, brotherhood and service are the four key tenets...
U.S. Navy Establishes “Divine Nine” Ambassador Program to Strengthen Ties with HBCUs
U.S. Navy Recruiting Outreach and Diversity has announced the establishment of the “Divine Nine” Ambassador program to build stronger relationships with students, faculty, administration and alumni at...
Meet Leo Williams
First-generation college student Leo Williams was a junior at another school when he decided to transfer to ETSU. At his previous institution, he played football, but soon...
Brothers take on the Bering Sea
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This summer, Beta Theta Pi brothers from Whitman College Sam Harris (Senior) and Will Wrigley (Junior) had the opportunity to be a part of the Port Moller...
Dexter Grad to Ride Across the Country to Raise Money for Charity
You may want to set aside what you think about fraternities for a moment.
Dexter grad Matt Keogh belongs to a national brotherhood that raises $750,000 annually to...
Bethlehem triplets will be the first set to graduate from Lehigh University
Not long after giving birth to triplets in 2000, Mary Jo McNulty returned to her human resources job at Lehigh University and brought her infants with her...
Two outstanding graduating students receive 2022 President’s Award
Elizabeth O'Hara and Jordan Allen recognized for leadership, service, academics and involvement
Seniors Elizabeth O'Hara and Jordan Allen are the 2022 recipients of the President's Award. Each year,...
Woodward ’22: ‘One Mentally Tough Kid’
Riley Woodward, Beta Theta Pi, ’22 had every reason to leave Wabash, but he chose to stay.
As a high school letterman in football and wrestling, Woodward was...
10 Questions With New IFC President Doug Campbell
Penn State junior Doug Campbell of Alpha Tau Omega recently became the Interfraternity Council’s president for the upcoming academic year. Now in his new role, he’s hoping...
PSYCHOLOGY MAJOR MAKES THE MOST OF A SECOND CHANCE
More than 23,000 age out of the nation’s foster system annually—less than 3 percent of whom will earn a college degree in their lifetime. This is one...
Eaton ’22: Creating a Fun, Safe Space for Brothers
Jeremiah Eaton ’22 has worn many hats at Wabash over the last four years — so many, in fact, that it takes a minute for the senior...
LGBTQ+ Students Share Their Experiences in Greek Life
When junior Ryan Bresingham came to Pepperdine, the thought of pledging a fraternity was not something he was interested in. Bresingham, like many out LGBTQ+ college students,...
