Page 12 - Phi Alpha News Today

Tisa Mason (Photo courtesy of  FHSU) At Fort Hays State Universit

The University of Alabama’s School of Social Work welcomed 12 new faculty members this fall. The new members of the School of Social Work include assistant professors, instructors and associate professors from various research fields and areas of expertise.  The School of Social Work, established in 1965, is located in Little Hall and offers four...

At the annual Meet the Greeks event on Thursday, members of the National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) at Iowa State showcased chapters governed by the council and provided resources for students interested in joining. Iowa State University is home to eight of the nine organizations, often called the “Divine Nine,” within NPHC: Alpha Kappa Sorority, Inc.,...

UMKC will unveil its monuments to Greek life on Saturday. “You always have to be diligent about what you want and you just have to be patient and not give up.”

Ann Tollaksen, age 79 of Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin passed away peacefully Sunday, August 20, 2023 at St. Clare Hospital in Baraboo, Wisconsin surrounded by her loving family.

PLATTSBURGH — Volunteering her time is important to SUNY Plattsburgh senior Jenna Garcia.

The historically Black fraternity blamed Governor Ron DeSantis's policies for the decision, calling them "manufactured division and attacks on the Black community."

By Verbal Adam | OBSERVER Correspondent - Alpha Phi Alpha, the first intercollegiate Greek-letter fraternity for Black men, celebrated its long-serving members who have dedicated themselves to racial justice and social equity at a recent event in Sacramento.

The Citizens top 10 most-read stories of the week.

It wasnt until the June afternoon when Kassidi Streeter was sworn into service as an attorney that she realized she made history.