FIJI at the University of Illinois

Happy Founders Day to all!

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Happy Homecoming!

Food will be served at 11am at the chapter house

Tailgate starts at 12:30.

Our location is on the NORTH SIDE of Grange Grove just off of first street. See attached map (X marks the spot) and a picture view from tailgate to stadium.

Hope to see you soon!

Brothers,

Homecoming is a few days away! Here is our plan for Saturday, Oct. 13:

We will be opening the Chapter House at 201 E John at 10 a.m.

Italian beef, Mac n’ Cheese and Caesar Salad will be served at 11 a.m.

We will be tailgating from 12:30-5 p.m. The tailgate site (most likely) will be in Grange Grove. Look for the FIJI flag or a Big Purple Phi Gamma Delta tent.

There will be snacks and soda/water at the Tailgate. PLEASE BYOB!

Game is at 2:30 against Purdue.

The Chapter House will be open till 9 p.m.

Check our page for game day updates.

Any questions/concerns? Email me [email protected] or text/call 708-870-5306

I have attached a Google Form - PLEASE fill out the RSVP (even if you are not coming)

Hope to see all Grad Brothers in attendance this weekend!

Best,
Jay Heininger

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Happy Founders Day! We are celebrating 170 years. Here are some photos from Chi Iota Pig Dinner 2018. Thanks for all the Grad Brothers that made the trip to UIUC

Congratulations to Connor Riddle, the VP of Risk Management, and the other newly elected members of the IFC Executive Board!

Congratulations to the new IFC executive board!

Welcoming our 2017 Fall Pledge Class!

Our updated official rush schedule

Summer Newsletter!

If you or someone you know is interested in rushing Fiji this fall, please let either of our recruitment chairs know so we can provide more information during the beginning of the fall semester. [Bob Krissinger: (630) 207-9075; Jay Heininger: (708) 870-5306]

Congratulations, and welcome, to our newly-initiated spring pledge class! Mighty proud!

Congrats Michael!

Congratulations to Michael Lally from Phi Gamma Delta (FIJI) on being selected as February's Fraternity Man of the Month.

Michael is involved in some outstanding student organizations on campus outside of Greek life. He is the head of the Solar Subgroup of Illini Solar Car Club. He has led the fabrication of the car's solar arrays in preparation of the 2017 World Solar Challenge from research and development into production. His team now produces 3 solar modules a week in the ECEB nano fabrication laboratory. Michael is also involved in Engineers Without Borders. He is the treasurer for a mission in Soppo Likiko, Cameroon, maintaining finances and coordinating an effort to improve electricity throughout the village. He will be traveling to Cameroon this summer to meet the residents and asses the village to plan out what to do next. Michael is a great example of individuals in Greek life going above and beyond to make a real difference in not only our communities, but communities that are far from home. The IFC is proud to have Michael among its members!