Rev. Mark Miller, D.Min. (Hanover 1993) earned his Doctor of Ministry from Eden Seminary. Mark’s doctoral dissertation, “Baptismal Identity & the Multicultural Church: Intersectionality, Black Liberation Theology & the Original Baptismal Creed in an Intentional Multicultural/Multiracial Congregation” was the culmination of his experiences while serving at Westminster Presbyterian Church in St. Louis. He is now on an extended sabbatical and looking forward to his next adventure.

After 53 years of being a chapter, Rho Alpha at Virginia Tech celebrated its first Fiji Sire & Son pair: Bobby Pantall (1997) (right) and Aaron Pantall (2029) (left). Bobby and close family friend, Michael Meyrowitz (1996) decided to attended the Chapter’s Initiation on September 21, to surprise Aaron as he became an initiated brother.

May 17, 2018. The date that changed my life forever. I woke up that morning and was blind. The blood vessels in my eyes ruptured and everything was black. Everything I took for granted was turned upside down.

After three major surgeries, my sight did not return in a way that would allow me to function as I had in the past. I could no longer drive, travel, read, continue my career, see beauty in the world or walk on my own. I would never be normal again. I went into a month-long state of depression as I saw my very productive and meaningful life disappear…

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On August 30, Rho Chi at Richmond brothers gathered at Tony Sakowski’s (1965) cottage in Deltaville, Virginia to watch the the University of Richmond football team play their first Patriot League game against Lehigh University.

Pictured (L-R): Henry “Buddy” Banks (1964), Les Webb (1964), Tony Sakowski (with his two dogs), Brent Stansbury (1984), Ted Costin (1983) and Greg Viggiano (1985).

The Rho Chi Chapter at Richmond awarded Hugh Smith (1953) (left) and Charles Tulloh (1953) (right) with their Diamond Owl certificates, honoring 75 years of membership. These brothers met during their freshman year of college, were initiated in April 1950 and were roommates until they graduated.

Today, Hugh and Charles are still close friends, and they both live in South Carolina.

Caleb Hearon (Missouri State 2017) was named the 6th Most Influential Social Creator of 2025 by Rolling Stone magazine. Caleb was selected as one of 25 social creators for his popular chat podcast, “So True With Caleb Hearon.” Caleb is a comedian, writer and actor, who starred in the comedy-drama “I Used to Be Funny” and the HBO Max romantic comedy “Sweethearts.” He is also the co-writer and star of the upcoming film “Trash Mountain” (directed by Lilly Wachowski), and his debut HBO comedy special will air this fall 2025.