Michigan - Will Hoey

Will Hoey (Michigan 2027) Is the 2025 IFC Member of the Year

April 15, 2025 | On Campus

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In April, Will Hoey (Michigan 2027) was awarded the Interfraternity Council’s 2025 Member of the Year.

Knox Chapter - Fundraiser for Chad

The Knox Chapter Raises Money for a Brother’s Family Member Diagnosed with Leukemia

December 3, 2024 | On Campus

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Gamma Deuteron at Knox held a philanthropy event to supporting a member’s biological brother, Chad, who was recently diagnosed with Acute T Cell Lymphoblastic Leukemia, a rare and aggressive form of cancer. Currently, the Chapter raised over $5,000 for Chad, and they will continue to raise money at givebutter.com/helpchad.

Indiana & Purdue Chapters Host Run the Ball Fundraiser to Combat Homelessness & Poverty

November 13, 2024 | On Campus

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On November 29, the Zeta Chapter at Indiana University (IU) and Lambda Iota Chapter at Purdue University (PU) held their inaugural Run the Ball (RtB) fundraiser. RtB, a student-run initiative, was created to raise $50,000 for Wheeler Mission (WM) and $50,000 for Lafayette Urban Ministries (LUM), as well as increase awareness for homelessness and poverty in the chapters’ local communities.

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California Davis - Adopt A Block

California Davis Undergraduates Adopt A Block

April 16, 2024 | On Campus

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This academic year, Delta Chi at California Davis continued their Adopt A Block community service tradition, where brothers meet on 3rd Street to clean and pick up trash every Saturday.

The Minnesota Chapter Is Helping Fight Food Insecurity on Campus

March 29, 2024 | On Campus

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The Mu Sigma Chapter partnered with The Graduate Minneapolis and Boynton Health to fight food insecurity at the University of Minnesota (UM) by supporting Boynton Health’s Nutritious U Food Pantry. One in five UM students face food insecurity, which is why the Nutritious U initiative was dedicated to provide meal vouchers to students in need, who engage with their on-campus food pantry services.

For more information on the Nutrition U campaign and mission, click here.

Alberta - curling Work & Play Menu Experience

Alberta Chapter Hosts Curling Work & Play Menu Experience

March 4, 2024 | On Campus

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This semester, Epsilon Alpha held a curling competition on the University of Alberta’s curling rink for their Work & Play Menu Experience, part of the Fraternity’s Built to Lead programming. The curling activity taught brothers that everyone has strengths and weaknesses, so by working together as a team, they can create the best opportunity for overall success. Clinton Nash (2023) and Zack Jansen (2023) led the activity and taught the brothers how to play, because some brothers had never curled before.

Arizona Brotherhood Basketball Tournament 1-2024

Upsilon Alpha at Arizona Hosts Brother Basketball Tournament

January 3, 2024 | On Campus

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Upsilon Alpha at Arizona brothers hosted a brotherhood event at the Footprint Center in Phoenix, Arizona. The Chapter rented the basketball court a few hours before the Phoenix Suns vs. Denver Nuggets game, and held a brother basketball tournament.

Rho Phi at Rose-Hulman Wins Make a Difference Award for Their Service Work

December 18, 2023 | On Campus

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In December, Rho Phi at Rose-Hulman brothers volunteered at Happiness Bag (HB) by serving a traditional Christmas dinner and providing gifts from Santa Clause. HB is a recreational and educational facility designed for individuals with disabilities. The Chapter was presented with the Make a Difference Award from WTHI-TV for hosting this event for over 30 years.

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Olivier Tuyisshime (Wabash 2025) Receives Gilman Scholarship to Study Abroad

December 18, 2023 | On Campus

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Olivier Tuyisshime (2025) was one of three Wabash students who earned the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship to study abroad. Olivier, a native of Rwanda, is a political science major and Black Studies minor, in the Malcolm X Institute of Black Studies.

The Gilman Scholarship, supported by the U.S. Congress, is an initiative of the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs (ECA) and is aided in its implementation by the Institute of International Education (IIE). The purpose of the Gilman International Scholarship program is to encourage participation in study abroad programs for under-represented students, particularly those who are studying in under-represented areas of the world and/or under-represented languages.

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Ohio Wesleyan Brothers Study Abroad in Spain - fall 2023

Three Ohio Wesleyan Brothers Study Abroad in Spain

December 13, 2023 | On Campus

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Ohio Wesleyan brothers Kevin Fratz (2025), Kevin Zhou (2025) and Cooper Meek (2025) traveled to Spain to study abroad for the fall 2023 semester.

Gettysburg Kindness Week 11/2023

Gettysburg Brothers Spread Kindness During Kindness Week

November 20, 2023 | On Campus

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Last week, Gettysburg College celebrated Kindness Week on campus. The Xi Provisional Chapter participated by mailing turkeys the South Central Community Action Programs. Brothers also partnered with the Alpha Phi Omega Sorority by making a Kindness Week drawing with suggestions how to be kind on the sidewalk outside the College Union Building (pictured).

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Kentucky Cheerleading Competition Philanthropy 11-2023

Kentucky Brothers Participate in Philanthropic Cheerleading Competition

November 14, 2023 | On Campus

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The Upsilon Kappa Chapter partnered with the Delta Gamma Sorority for the University of Kentucky’s annual Bring It On! (BIO) cheerleading competition philanthropy. BIO is the University’s largest fall Greek philanthropy event which benefits The Nest – Center for Women, Children & Families and the Make a Wish Foundation. The Chapter’s team won best performance while helping raise over $70,000.

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