History: Part about the origin and initial creation by Lambda Chi Alpha’s founding father.
The Cole Ritual: Its Debt to the Grange
by Mike Raymond • June 2010History: A two-part article about the origin and initial creation by Lambda Chi Alpha’s founding father.
TCU’s Pulitzer Prize Winner
by Tad Lichtenauer • May 2010History: Dr. John A. Carroll, an Iota-Pi brother, won the award in 1958 for his work about George Washington.
Touching All the Bases
by Chris Barrick • April 2010History: A special collection of Lambda Chi Alpha baseball cards.
Mr. Henry ‘Hank’ Iba
by Tad Lichtenauer • March 2010History: As a Lambda Chi at Westminster College, he is the only U.S. Olympic basketball coach to win two gold medals.
Traveling Secretary System Effective
by Claire Pepperd • February 2010History: A look back at how the program began 80 years ago.
One Man, Three Schools, and a Bell
by Jon Williamson • December 2009History: Remembering Wabash Brother Raymond R. Neal, legendary football player and coach.
Celebrating Lambda Chi’s Legends & Leaders
by Tad Lichtenauer • November 2009History: As the final part of a 10-month series, we pay tribute to Executive Vice President Emeritus George W. Spasyk.
Celebrating Lambda Chi’s Legends & Leaders
by Tad Lichtenauer • October 2009History: As part of a 10-month series, our ninth month pays tribute to former Grand High Alpha Rev. S. George “Doc” Dirghalli.
Centennial History Panel
by Tad Lichtenauer • September 2009History: The Paedagogus comes to life at the 2009 Stead Leadership Seminar.
Celebrating Lambda Chi’s Legends & Leaders
by Anthony Ungaro • July 2009History: As part of a 12-month series, our eighth month pays tribute to Raymond H. Ferris.
Celebrating Lambda Chi’s Legends & Leaders
by Chuck Peyser • June 2009History: As part of a 10-month series, our seventh month pays tribute to Jerry H. Krenmyre.
Celebrating Lambda Chi’s Legends & Leaders
by Sean Cox • May 2009History: As part of a 12-month series, our sixth month pays tribute to Elles M. Derby.
Celebrating Lambda Chi’s Legends & Leaders
by Sean Cox • April 2009History: As part of a 12-month series, our fifth month pays tribute to Ernst J.C. Fischer.
Celebrating Lambda Chi’s Legends & Leaders
by Sean Cox • March 2009History: As part of a 12-month series, our fourth month pays tribute to Lewis Plourd.
Celebrating Lambda Chi’s Legends & Leaders
by Sean Cox • February 2009History: As part of a 12-month series, our third month pays tribute to Albert Cross.
Celebrating Lambda Chi’s Legends & Leaders
by George Spasyk • January 2009History: As part of a 12-month series, our second month pays tribute to Tozier Brown.
Celebrating Lambda Chi’s Legends & Leaders
by Tad Lichtenauer • December 2008History: As part of a 12-month series, we begin by paying tribute to former CEO Cyril F. “Duke” Flad.
Legacies of Gettysburg
by Jono Hren & Bob McLaughlin • November 2008History: Curiosity from finding a Phi Sigma badge leads to some unexpected discoveries.
The Olympics and Lambda Chi Alpha
by Jon Williamson • October 2008History: Our remarkable impact on international competitive sports.
Lambda Chi Football Greats
by Jon Williamson • September 2008History: Brothers’ achievements on the gridiron have withstood the test of time.
Doolittle, Boyington, and…Dinsmore Ely?
by Mike Raymond • July 2008History: MIT chapter was named in honor of World War I hero.
It Might Have Been Beta Kappa Nu!
by Mike Raymond • June 2008History: A 1932 document proposed alternative merger.
The Roots of Purdue’s Psi Zeta
by Bob McLaughlin • May 2008History: Investigating the origins of Lambda Chi’s 24th chapter.
Lambda Chi’s Rhodes Scholars
by Jon Williamson • April 2008History: Fourteen members have received top academic honor.
100 Years of Notable Alumni
by Jon Williamson • March 2008History: Highlights from science, arts and literature.
The Paedagogus, Part 1
by Jono Hren • December 2007History: An overview of the first 50 printings of our educational manual.
Lambda Chi Alpha’s Five Oldest Chapters
by Mike Raymond • November 2007History: Examining our earliest chapter beginnings.
Form 25: Unique in the Fraternity World?
by Jono Hren • October 2007History: Coat of arms shows beauty, depth of Lambda Chi Alpha’s insignia.
75 Years Ago in Theta News
by Tad Lichtenauer • July 2007History: Highlights of a 1932 speech given by Theta Kappa Nu Grand Archon Leroy A. Wilson.
Pledge/Associate Member Pin Evolution (Part 2)
by Jono Hren • June 2007History: A look at our early pledge/associate pin designs and the key roles played by notable brothers.
Pledge/Associate Member Pin Evolution (Part I)
by Jono Hren • May 2007History: A look at early design, key roles played by notable brothers and chapters.
Lambda Chi Alpha’s Early Coats of Arms
by Mike Raymond • April 2007History: Rare steel engravings of fraternity coats of arms.
Why We Have Two Founders Days
by Mike Raymond • March 2007History: The origin of our Founders Day celebrations.
Founders of Kappa Kappa Psi
by Mike Raymond • February 2007History: Oklahoma State brothers helped found national honorary band fraternity.
Warren A. Cole: A Brief Biography (Part 2)
by Mike Raymond • January 2007History: Solving the mystery of Cole’s lost grave site.
Warren A. Cole: A Brief Biography (Part One)
by Mike Raymond • December 2006History: Insights into the founder of our Fraternity.
Theta Kappa Nu Ritual (Part 2)
by Mike Raymond • November 2006History: Further explanation and education about the Theta Kappa Nu ritual.
First Day Covers
by Mike Raymond • September 2006History: This unique hobby finds several famous alumni.
How Harry S. Truman Became a Lambda Chi
by Mike Raymond • August 2006History: His rise to greatness through hard work and dedication to high principles.
Commons Clubs’ Influence on the Fraternity
by Mike Raymond • July 2006History: A little remembered student organization had a major influence on some of our earliest chapters.
John E. Mason: Master Craftsman
by Mike Raymond • June 2006History: Jack Mason, Lambda Chi Alpha’s spiritual founder and author of its ritual, died 60 years ago this month.
Cross & Crescent, the Early Years
by Mike Raymond • May 2006History: Early Cross & Crescent issues were considered secret, for members only.
Expositor of Lambda Chi Alpha
by Mike Raymond • April 2006History: Published in 1929, the Expositor includes a 52-page history of Lambda Chi Alpha’s first 20 years.
Designing a New Spirit of Fraternalism
by Mike Raymond • March 2006History: Democracy, equal representation, and majority rule were our early hallmarks.
Butterfield’s Mark
by Mike Raymond • February 2006History: Emily H. Butterfield, creator of Theta Kappa Nu’s coat of arms.
