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Over this past fall break, we would like to recognize brothers Malcolm, Lucas, Phil, and Drew who helped volunteer in Asheville for Hurricane Helene relief.

While there they teamed up with Henderson County Local Government to distribute supplies and build care packages. As well as partner with the First United Methodist Church to restore homes. Great job to our brothers for all their hard work and dedication to making a difference.

Timely and heroic work by ! Outstanding!

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Thanks to everyone who donated we were able to raise over 8000 dollars worth of essential items lost in hurricane Helene. A special thanks to Michelle for given us a place to safely store and distribute these donated goods. The Johnson City Community aswell as Michelle have been a huge support in our effort to help those impacted, Thank you again.

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exam season is still in high gear, so study hard and PASS! THOSE! EXAMS! brothers came together this gorgeous Saturday morning to assist in clean up at Liberty State Park in Jersey City, NJ. helping the community + spending time with brothers = the most epic weekend ever. 🍂

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We had so much fun at canstruction donating cans to Corkys Cupboard! Big thank you to we had so much fun being paired with them!

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Last Friday, our Men of Principle volunteered at Feed My Starving Children.
They made 6,048 meals which is enough to feed 17 kids for a year.

Well done !! Nice work!

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Thank you to Rochester’s Habitat for Humanity for giving us an opportunity to build some homes for the Beechwood neighborhood!

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A few of the brothers took the time to support both the Forest General Cancer Center and our alumni by delivering drinks to the patients.

Thank you to alumni Hunter Nichols for supplying the beverages and giving us this opportunity to support our local hospital!

Great way to add value to campus! Well done, !!

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WELCOME BACK EAGS!!! 🦅🔥🚨

We had a great time during move in weekend as well as meet the Greeks last night! We are excited to see students back on campus.

Neighborfest is Friday September 27th from 10am-2pm come meet us in the campus mall and other Greek organizations!

Formal recruitment for IFC is the first day of classes Wednesday September 25th through September 27th! Come learn about what being in an IFC fraternity is all about!

Did you know SigEp gives away free money to incoming male freshman and transfer students every fall? Yes we do! Sign up for our Balanced man scholarship on our story and in our bio to win our scholarship there are awards for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place finishers!

We can’t wait to start this fall strong and for all the memories that are in the future!

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Thank you for partnering with us to donate various food supplies to the local, non-profit organization, Oxford lovepacks. provides supplemental food for school age children in need, on weekends and holidays. We also were about to help Oxford lovepacks make some meal kits as well to hand out to the children. Thank you to all that donated to this worthy cause.

Lambda Chi Alpha is leading the fraternity world, from undergraduates through alumni, toward a character formation focus and is producing outstanding men is a testament to the power of vulnerability, brotherhood, and maturity. Fraternity life understands that true growth happens when we shed the need for perfection and embrace our imperfections alongside our brothers. The gentlemen I met September 13th and 14th at Butler University’s chapter () exemplify this, demonstrating not just honorable conduct, but also the deep connection and empathy for their brothers needed to foster genuine fraternity. I spoke to the brothers about what it means to be a heroic fraternity. I was honored by the invitation. They are leading the way in showing why fraternities are vital to universities, creating spaces where men can grow together into their best selves. We need more chapters like this across the country! Impressive. They are a premier expression loyalty, duty, respect, service and stewardship, honor, integrity, and personal courage! I am happy to add them to our list of certified and recommended chapters.

We are delighted to extend our heartfelt congratulations to and at Grand Valley State University for being awarded the 2024 John Hart Hunter Award. These chapters’ exceptional work in promoting a heroic vision of fraternity life has set them apart among more than 2,800 chapters across the country we’re observing.

The John Hart Hunter Award, named after the founder of the Kappa Alpha Society in 1825, celebrates those fraternities that uphold the ideals of brotherhood, leadership, and service. These chapters exemplify what it means to be a heroic fraternity by using their power, presence, strengths, and creativity for the benefit of your brothers and the wider campus community.
In a time when young men are searching for balanced adult male identities in an increasingly complex world, these chapters’ commitment to redefining manhood is both timely and essential.

Heroic Fraternities, with its original vision for confronting the challenges facing American men today, recognizes your fraternity’s potential to address issues such as alienation, substance abuse, and despair by fostering support, friendship, and positive role models.

Join us in congratulating these outstanding and exemplary fraternity chapters!

Award letters for the 2024 John Hart Hunter Award, recognizing outstanding heroic fraternities across the country, will be sent out tomorrow! Two chapters stood out this nationally from the University of Mississippi and Grand Valley State University.