Mitch Daniels (Purdue Faculty) Named Purdue University Interim President
May 26, 2026 | Not for College Days Alone
On May 25, Mitch Daniels (Purdue Faculty, Allegheny Affiliate) was appointed as the Interim President of Purdue University, effective July 1. Mitch previously served the University as President from 2013-22.
Kansas Graduate Brothers Gather for Their 60th Reunion
April 7, 2026 | Not for College Days Alone
Pi Deuteron at Kansas graduate brothers from the class of 1966 gathered for their 60th reunion in April.
Ohio Wesleyan Brothers from 1973-77 Meet for 10th Reunion Baseball Game
March 30, 2026 | Not for College Days Alone
Theta Deuteron at Ohio Wesleyan brothers from the classes of 1973-77 gathered for the 10th consecutive year to watch the Cleveland Guardians baseball game.
The Chapter thanks Hugh Pace (1974), who thought of this idea and shared it at Pig Dinner many years ago.
Tom Lawrence (Richmond 1996) Receives NESA Outstanding Eagle Scott Award
March 23, 2026 | Not for College Days Alone
In February, Tom Lawrence (Richmond 1996) received the NESA Outstanding Eagle Scout Award from Mecklenburg County Council. He was also named the Apache District Scoutmaster of the Year.
Tom is President & CEO of the Leon Levine Foundation in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Uri Farkas (Montana 1997) Named VP for Intercollegiate Athletics at NAU
March 23, 2026 | Not for College Days Alone
Uri Farkas (Montana 1997) was named Vice President for Intercollegiate Athletics at Northern Arizona University last year.
Rick Bender (Davidson 1993) Is Named Director of Athletic Communications
March 23, 2026 | Not for College Days Alone
Rick Bender (Davidson 1993) was named Director of Athletic Communications of the Williams College Department of Physical Education, Athletics & Recreation in March. He has over 25 years of experience in the field having previously worked at Knox College, Dartmoth College and Davidson College.
Bruce Kennedy (Syracuse 1954) Receives His Diamond Owl
March 18, 2026 | Not for College Days Alone
Bruce Kennedy (Syracuse 1954) was honored with his Diamond Owl certificate celebrating 75 years as an initiated brother.
Alex Pribble (UC Berkeley 2007) Has Success As Idaho’s Men’s Basketball Coach
March 13, 2026 | Not for College Days Alone
Alex Pribble (California Berkeley 2007) coached the University of Idaho (UI) men’s basketball team to an improbable Big Sky Tournament Championship and its first NCAA tournament bid since 1990. The Vandals, the Big Sky’s #7 seed, won four straight games earning their first NCAA bid in 36 years. Alex is currently in his third season as UI’s head coach.
California Irvine Graduate Brothers Attend Homecoming Basketball Game
March 13, 2026 | Not for College Days Alone
Iota Chi brothers with their spouses and children enjoyed UC Irvine’s winning Homecoming basketball game at the Anteater Baseline Bar. Rob Caudill, the Fraternity’s Executive Director also attended the game.
Neil Thornton (Idaho 1952) Receives His Diamond Owl
March 12, 2026 | Not for College Days Alone
Neil Thornton (Idaho 1952), 95, proudly shows off his Diamond Owl certificate, celebrating 75 years of membership. Don Shelton (1976) and Charlie White (1985) traveled to Phoenix to present the certificate to Neil on March 10.
Mu Iota at Idaho Celebrated 106 Years at Their Pig Dinner
March 12, 2026 | Not for College Days Alone
On March 7, Mu Iota at Idaho’s 106th Norris Pig Dinner was attended by 203 brothers and guests. It was the Chapter’s largest Pig Dinner since 508 attended its Centennial Celebration in 2020. The event’s speakers included Ron Jelaco (1976), Jake Church (1995) and Logan Johnson (2026). Also, Todd Peretti (1986) earned the Not for College Day’s Alone Award, Mu Iota’s highest graduate honor.
Ken Carson (Oklahoma 1980) Receives AABI’s Lifelong Professional Service Award
March 11, 2026 | Not for College Days Alone
Ken Carson (Oklahoma 1980) (right) received the annual Lifelong Professional Service Award from the Aviation Accreditation Board International (AABI) in February. Ken has had a 45-year aviation career, including 23 years of service in the U.S. Air Force.
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