Theta Chi Announces First Round of 2018/2019 Recruitment Award Recipients
Theta Chi is pleased to announce the first round of 2018/2019 recruitment award recipients. The James M. Holland, Phil S. Randall, and Henry B. Hersey awards were created to recognize and honor the Fraternity’s top recruiting chapters for the previous academic year.
Theta Chi Announces First 2018/2019 Alter Award Recipient
Theta Chi Fraternity is excited to announce Alpha Nu/Georgia Tech as the first recipient of the 2018/2019 Howard R. Alter, Jr. Award for Chapter Excellence. They were recognized during this summer’s first session of the Initiative Academy, held June 20-23, 2019, in Bloomington, IN.
Outgoing Marine commandant Neller emphasizes need to prepare for 'very different' conflicts
Gen. David H. Berger became the 38th Commandant of the United States Marine Corps during a passage of command ceremony on Thursday, July 11, 2019. He replaces retiring Gen. Robert Neller.
Then & Now: Former Walmart, Sears exec Jim Haworth leads Outdoor Cap as CEO
Jim Haworth, president and CEO of Bentonville-based headwear company Outdoor Cap, climbed the corporate ladder at Walmart Inc.
Seven brothers recognized as Resolute Men
Theta Chi is thrilled to announce that seven brothers have been recognized as Resolute Men during the 2018/2019 school year! These brothers have lived our motto of “An Assisting Hand” through hard work and dedication to Theta Chi, their university, and their community.
Lee Iacocca '45, Business Icon and a 'Great Son of Lehigh,' Dies at 94
Lee Iacocca '45, Business Icon and a 'Great Son of Lehigh,' Dies at 94The following article was published...
Student Spotlight: Trey Burns
Student Spotlight: Trey BurnsThe following article was published on July 9, 2019, via Inside NKU (inside.nku.edu)....
Lee Iacocca – American Icon – Resolute Man
Theta Chi Fraternity is saddened to learn of the passing of Lee Iacocca (Beta Sigma/Lehigh 1945). Brother Iacocca served as the key Ford executive responsible for the creation of the original Mustang in April 1964.