Southwest Florida Graduate Chapter Hosts Their Pig Dinner in March
March 10, 2026 | Not for College Days Alone
In March, the Southwest Florida Graduate Chapter held their Pig Dinner, and Educational Foundation Executive Director Tyler Davis was the keynote speaker.
Eugene Miller (Pittsburgh 1954) Receives His Diamond Owl
March 5, 2026 | Not for College Days Alone
Eugene Miller (Pittsburgh 1954) received his Diamond Owl certificate celebrating the 75 years of Phi Gam brotherhood.
Cincinnati & Southwest Florida Graduates Co-Host Reunion & Sweetheart Luncheon
March 1, 2026 | Not for College Days Alone
The Southwest Florida Graduate Chapter and the Chi Omicron Chapter at Cincinnati co-hosted a reunion weekend on February 13-14. In conjunction with the reunion, brothers held the Sweetheart Luncheon at the Cass Cay Restaurant in Punta Gorda to treat their sweethearts on Valentine’s Day.
Nick Curcio (Cornell 2019) Is Building a New Hotel Brand
February 24, 2026 | Not for College Days Alone
Nick Curcio (Cornell 2019) is currently building a new hotel brand, Bamboo Hotels, with two former CitizenM executives. Bamboo is building the “homebase for the modern traveler,” including digital nomads, adventure seekers and creatives on the move, and they plan to open their first project in Washington in 2027. Nick is also currently an MBA student at MIT.
William Forrey (Penn State 1953) Receives His Diamond Owl
February 23, 2026 | Not for College Days Alone
William Forrey (Penn State 1953) was awarded his Diamond Owl certificate for 75 years of membership.
Robert Jackson (Penn State 1953) Receives His Diamond Owl
February 18, 2026 | Not for College Days Alone
Robert Jackson (Penn State 1953) proudly displayed his Diamond Owl certificate, celebrating 75 years of membership, in his dedicated and esteemed “purple Fiji room.”
Robert is also the sire of Fiji son, Jay (Maryland 1980), who submitted this photo on behalf of his father.
Greg Wilson Sworn in as Kansas State Representative
February 14, 2026 | Not for College Days Alone
Greg Wilson (Kansas State 1978) was recently sworn in as the 70th district representative of the Kansas House of Representatives. There were 14 Chi Deuteron brothers in attendance, including Chief District Court Judge Ben Sexton (1983), who swore Greg into office.
Pictured (L-R): Jeff Wilson (1982), David Dawdy (1978), Evan Wilson (1983), Seavey Anthony (1980), David Wilson (1980), Mark Wilson (1977), John Veach (1984), Greg Wilson, Greg Nelson (1979), Ben Sexton, Kendal Johnson (1979), Roger Lawrence (1988), Brad Malone (1979) and Jon Uhart (2004).
North Carolina Brothers from the Classes of 1967-74 Gather for a Reunion
February 12, 2026 | Not for College Days Alone
On January 17, 54 Epsilon at North Carolina brothers (classes of 1967-74) held a reunion in Raleigh, NC. The event began with a reception and UNC basketball game watch party. Following the game, everyone walked to the Village Tavern Restaurant for dinner and brother recognitions.
Many thanks to Risty Carter (1971) and Scott Richardson (1971) for organizing the event.
Bob Whinery (Iowa 1954) Receives His Diamond Owl
February 9, 2026 | Not for College Days Alone
Bob Whinery (Iowa 1954) received his Diamond Owl certificate, commemorating 75 years as a brother.
Jeffery Price’s (Baylor 1992) Team Is #1 for Best-in-State Wealth Management
February 3, 2026 | Not for College Days Alone
Jeffery Price’s (Baylor 1992) team, Price & Associates has been named Ranked #1 on the 2026 Forbes “Best-In-State Wealth Management Teams” list in the Texas-North (High Net Worth) category.
Iowa Brothers from the Pledge Class of 1997 Meet for a Reunion
January 7, 2026 | Not for College Days Alone
Mu Deuteron at Iowa graduate brothers from the pledge class of 1997 gathered for a reunion in January.
Tyrel Nelson’s (Minnesota 2002) Book Wins Five 2025 Outstanding Creator Awards
December 31, 2025 | Not for College Days Alone
Tyrel Nelson’s (Minnesota 2002) book, “Stories from Ecuador,” received five 2025 Outstanding Creator Awards, including: Travel (1st place); Multicultural, Multilingual, Bilingual Literature (1st place); Photography (1st place); Motivational, Inspirational Books (3rd place); and Best Research (honorable mention).
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