Lambda Phi News Today

Culture, not costume. The Native American Women’s Association hosted their fifth annual Culture Not Costume workshop Oct. 18 with Anthony Brave, media studies assistant professor. During this workshop, various student organizations and Brave discussed how culture is not a Halloween costume and the significance behind traditional attire. Those organizations were Lambda Theta Alpha, Sigma Lambda...

A former member of Pi Lambda Phi fraternity, who was accused of sexual assault and battery in a civil complaint last month, is now facing a felony charge of second-degree

A WVU student filed a lawsuit Thursday against Pi Lambda Phi, one of its members and a former Morgantown nightclub, as reported by WDTV.

On Wednesday, Sept. 21, ten members from Interfraternity Council, multicultural and business fraternities competed for the hearts and votes of hundreds at the Georgia Theatre. Through pickup lines, game day

Local businesses and organizations demonstrate their support for the queer community

More than 20 students protested against GW Young America’s Foundation’s recent transphobic tweets at the SA Senate meeting Monday.

A Mississippi State fraternity hopes to create a scholarship endowment honoring the late Bruce Lesley, a musician and professor.

Fourteen people and organizations will be honored for their contributions to Anne Arundel County on Jan. 14 at the 34th annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Awards Dinner.

The familiar story of a fraternity initiation gone awry gets new life thanks to a fresh setting: a predominately black college.

A black student at East Carolina University was arrested after allegedly posting a fake racist frat party invite, which read, "No blacks."