A Strong Start to the Semester: Lambda Theta Phi Latin Fraternity, Inc. Leads with Brotherhood & Success
Welcoming New and Returning Brothers An ecstatic Welcome Back gathering marked the beginning of the semester as brothers reconnected after their summer vacation. We had a chance to share our experiences, reflect on what’s ahead, and set the tone for a semester of both personal and collective growth. We are now in the beginning of our recruitment session, and thus far, the quality of prospective new members has been exceptional. We're pleased about the skill, enthusiasm, and diversity they may bring to our brotherhood as we grow. Leading on Campus Beyond social gatherings, Lambda Theta Phi is pleased to maintain our robust leadership and involvement on campus. Several of our brothers have taken on roles of leadership in the academic community, the student government, and other organizations this semester. We're demonstrating that our fraternity values leadership, service, and benefiting the larger campus community in addition to brotherhood. A Focus on Academics and Professional Development With frequent study sessions, peer tutoring, and mentorship programs in place, our commitment on academic performance is unwavering. In order to maintain Lambda Theta Phi's position as a leading fraternity in both academic and university leadership, brothers are standing up to help one another reach our academic objectives. Our efforts for professional growth are progressing in addition to academia. We offer networking opportunities, career offerings, and alumni panels arranged for the duration of the semester. These associations provide brothers with important tools to prepare us for life beyond graduation. Upcoming Highlights With so much momentum, we’re looking forward to several exciting upcoming events:
Brotherhood Retreat: A weekend getaway focused on team building, leadership development, and bonding with both active members and alumni. Community Service Day: Giving back to the community has always been a priority for us, and this year’s service event promises to be our biggest yet. Bonfire Social: Whilst commitment is important, we also know how to have fun. We're going to have a memorable night with our brothers and the campus community for our first big social event of the semester.
Moving Forward We're determined to make this semester a success as we set out on the new journey ahead. The Lambdas are committed to having a significant impact on campus, and we strive to maintain a balance between our social life, leadership commitments, and academics. To all of our brothers: let's sustain the upward trajectory, continue to be there for one another, and uphold the traditions and ideals that have made Lambda Theta Phi men so remarkable. Here's to a great semester full of growth, accomplishments, and unforgettable success! Chivalry Above Self, Jacob Abasta, Secretary & Marketing Chair The Delta Psi chapter of Lambda Theta Phi Latin Fraternity, Inc.
Latest Redbird Life News
- Wednesday Bible Study, 10/15, 7 - 8 pm @ Stevenson 120We invite you to our Bible study tomorrow night, 10/15, 7 - 8 pm, at Stevenson 120. Last week, we shared the Bible truth that the new man, freed from the laws of the old man, can serve our God in the newness of the Spirit. We will continue the fellowship on the three laws in Romans 7:7-25, the law of God, the law of good, and the law of sin (and death), and how we can apply the truth to our daily living. Please join us tomorrow and enjoy Him as our full supply.
- Wednesday Bible Study, 10/8, 7 - 8 pm @ Stevenson 120We invite you to our Bible study tomorrow night, 10/8, 7 - 8 pm, at Stevenson 120. Last week, we started Romans 7 regarding our two statuses resulting from our regeneration, the old man and the new man. We will go deeper this week on how we, being the new man freed from the laws of the old man, can serve our God in the newness of the Spirit. Please join us tomorrow and enjoy Him as our full supply.
- Delta Zeta's Duke Out WeekMonday 10/6 : Tabling on the quad 11-2 pm. Stop by the quad for bracelets, buttons, stickers, and more to show your support while raising awareness for individuals with speech and hearing challenges. Tuesday 10/7 : Chipotle Dine-to-Donate 5-9 pm, 701 S Main St. Normal, IL. Grab a meal at Chipotle and a portion of your purchase will go directly to support our philanthropy, the Speech and Hearing Programs. Eat delicious food while helping make a difference! (Make sure to mention Delta Zeta at checkout). Thursday 10/9 : Bake Sale on the quad with Sigma Nu Fraternity 12-4 pm. Stop by the quad for a sweet treat at our Bake Sale with Sigma Nu! All proceeds support Delta Zeta & Sigma Nu's philanthropy! Get some delicious desserts for a great cause! Friday 10/10: Grilled Cheeses with the DeeZees 12-4 pm, 408 W Willow St. Normal, IL. Come by the Delta Zeta house for homemade grilled cheeses, mac and cheese grilled cheeses, AND dunk a Delta Zeta into a dunk tank! Sunday 10/12 : Hoops for Hearing 12-4pm , at the Hewett-Manchester Basketball Courts. Watch as different basketball teams compete against each other in a tournament. As Delta Zeta members coach each team, see who will win! All proceeds to towards our philanthropy, Speech and Hearing Organizations!
- Wednesday Bible Study, 10/1/25, 7 - 8 pm @ Stevenson 120Hi everyone, We invite you to our Bible study tomorrow night, 10/1, 7 - 8 pm, at Stevenson 120. Last week, we summarized Romans 6 on how we can live in the newness of life by being one with Christ in His death and resurrection. We will go deeper this week based on Romans 7 regarding our two statuses resulting from our regeneration, the old man and the new man. Please join us tomorrow and enjoy Him as our full supply. Praise Him, Christian Students at ISU
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