Page 48 - Phi Alpha News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Ohio University Zanesville Student Awards Ohio University Zanesville Student Awards Additional Information Nominator: Sheryl House Shae Burkhart I am writing to nominate Shae Burkhart for the Mike Kline Spirit Award. Shae is currently a 3rd year nursing student in the BSN program.  I am nominating Shae because I feel he epitomizes the qualifications of this award. On October 18, 2020 Shae experienced the tragic loss of his cousin Valerie Hickman, a 2nd year nursing student in our BSN program.  Shae and Valerie were very close and enjoyed spending time together.  They wer...

Courtesy photos Tim Keyes of Ivy Tech Community College Warsaw poses with student April Harrison, who benefited from the Laptop Loan-to-Own program. “I struggled with taking in-person classes since I do not drive, and a laptop was an answer to a few of my challenges,” Harrison said. Fraboni Morrill Warsaw Community High School seniors Jacob Kissling and Justin Park are pictured with their awards in the front row. Principal Troy Akers, counselor Sarah Wallen and Assistant Principal Terrence Roe are in the back row. Previous Next Monday, March 15, 2021 1:00 am TV se...

Alpha Phi Alpha members working to get kids reading at a young age Alpha Phi Alpha members working to get kids reading at a young age By Rachel Hirschheimer | March 1, 2021 at 5:36 PM EST - Updated March 2 at 10:35 AM CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - The Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity is getting books into the hands of young students in Charlottesville. “We want kids to see that we enjoy reading, so they can enjoy it as well,” Alpha Phi Alpha member Eric Johnson said. Gamma Alpha Lambda, an alumni chapter of the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity, is promoting literacy through the Next-Gen Project.

Feb 23, 2021 / 08:36 PM EST INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Black Greek organizations have been impacting communities around the world for more than a century. Black fraternities and sororities started with college-educated people of color, focusing on issues and advocating for the Black community. It’s a bond like no other. Four sororities and five fraternities make up “The Divine 9.” In Indianapolis, all nine organizations serve together under the National Pan-Hellenic Council to make sure there is community change and betterment. “Black Greek organizations have always been a source of fami...

The attack included threatening slurs and a video.