Theta Chi Fraternity Syracuse University

Wishing a Happy Mother’s Day to all from Theta Chi. Thank you to the women who make us who we are.

At Theta Chi our chapter values excellence across all areas.

This past weekend, our intramural hockey team
“Penalty Box” took home their third consecutive championship to complete their 3 peat.

Shortly after, Rory Douglas and Luke Grief came out on top of our annual Red Carnation Tournament, with a final score of -2.

We finished off the year hosting some philanthropy event, getting involved in fundraisers, and pairing up with other organizations around campus.

This afternoon our chapter cohosted and Participated in the Go Gray in May Brain Cancer Awareness Walk with SGA and 54 other student organizations. thanks to everyone who came out to support a good cause

This afternoon our chapter cohosted and Participated in the Go Gray in May Brain Cancer Awareness Walk with SGA and 54 other student organizations. thanks to everyone who came out to support a good cause.

We are very proud to announce. Theta Chi- Alpha Chi Chapter won the "USO SERVICE AWARD". The award is given to the chapter with the most service hours during the GI Theta Chi event. We're excited to continue our great partnership with the USO and help the men and women keeping us safe here at home.

The Alpha Chi chapter of Syracuse University would like to thank all of the alumni for coming this past weekend to enjoy food, football, and friendship. We hope you and your families enjoyed the weekend!

The brothers of Theta Chi will always remember the brave men and women who died on September 11, 2001. We are forever grateful for those who continue to fight for our freedoms

Yesterday, senior brothers from our fraternity graduated. We'd like to thank them for all they have done for our chapter and our brotherhood. They will be missed greatly, and we wish them luck in all of their future endeavors.

Over the weekend, our brothers volunteered for, and donated to the Ten Tons of Love program, whose goal is to provide clean clothes and food for the greater Syracuse community in need.

How does THETA CHI celebrate their Founders' Day?

Theta Chi fraternity was founded on April 10, 1856 at Norwich University in Norwich, Vermont, by two military cadets, Frederick Norton Freeman and Arthur Chase. This year, the brothers of the Alpha Chi chapter celebrated founders’ day by inviting alumni to join them at 711 Comstock Avenue. Alumnus from multiple generations joined current brothers for a terrific meal catered by Chipotle and discussed memories from their time at Syracuse, as well as their current chapter activities. For more than 150 years, they have been defined by their friendships and their willingness to lend a helping hand to those in need. The Greek Motto of Theta Chi is translated as “An Assisting Hand”, and the fraternity’s maxim is “Alma Mater First, and Theta Chi for Alma Mater”, referring to one of the founding ideals of the fraternity: loyalty to one’s college or university over the course of their lifetime. They preach the values of truth, temperance, and tolerance, and recite them in their creed each week at chapter meetings.

Being Theta Chi means a lot to the brothers. This is what they had to say:

Austin Tousaw, senior: “Being in Theta Chi means having 60 best friends you can hang out with wherever, whenever.”

Brendan Ingargiola, senior: “Being a brother of Theta Chi means a lot more than just being able to party and have fun. It is knowing that there is a group of guys that support you in each endeavor that you undertake. Knowing that no matter what choices you make in life, your brothers will extend a helping hand to make sure you’re never alone.

Evan Taub, sophomore: “Being a brother of Theta Chi means being a gentlemen to everyone I meet and upolding the values of truth, temperance, and tolerance that the house was founded upon”

Come out this week and support the troops by attending our second annual G.I. Theta Chi Philanthropy event benefitting the USO! Events start tomorrow with a pizza sale at 711 Comstock Avenue and will continue through Saturday, when we conclude the event with a series of obstacle courses on the quad. Show your support on social media using . We look forward to seeing you all there!