Theta Chi Remembers Heroes of Iwo Jima
Today marks the 75th anniversary of the battle of Iwo Jima. The battle officially commenced on February 19, 1945, following months of extensive air and naval bombardment of the island.
University community honors Ed Hajim ’58 with new quadrangle dedication and statue
For eight years as chairman of the Board of the Trustees, Ed Hajim ’58 exclaimed the classic Star Wars line “May the Force Be with You!” as his final words to graduating classes at each commencement ceremony he attended.
Alpha Kappa Collegian tapped as TV News Reporter
Hayden Keener (Alpha Kappa/West Virginia 2020) was recently tapped as a Spring 2020 WVU News ESPNU/WVU Sports reporter.
In Memoriam: Past International Vice President Dr. Donald D. Gehring
Theta Chi Fraternity is saddened to report Past International Vice President Dr. Donald D. Gehring (Alpha Nu/Georgia Tech 1960) has entered the Chapter Eternal.
Delta Omicron Alumnus’ Business Recognized
Invisible Fence of Northeast Pa Awarded 2019 National Dealer Circle of Excellence.
Col. Bob DeSousa honored for 28 years of service in U.S. Army
U.S. Senator Pat Toomey (R-Pa.) issued the following statement honoring Colonel Bob DeSousa’s 28 years of service to our nation as a member of the Pennsylvania Army National Guard.
James L. Banks Jr. – Society for Human Resource Management
There was a time when a department of human resources was seen as the folks who tracked an employee’s sick leave, vacation days and whatever other benefits the company afforded—and not much else.
Songwriter Phil Vassar writes hits with an eye on life
Phil Vassar (Eta Kappa/James Madison 1984) may have started out in country music as a songwriter, but it’s his time as a country artist and TV star that has gotten the notoriety lately.