Since 1895, Pi Lambda Phi has shaped men who lead courageously on campus and in their professional lives. Below, you’ll find examples of a few of our more notable alumni.
Norm Abram
Television Host
Lewis Black
Comedian
Howard Cosell
Sports Announcer
Bernie Goldhirsh
Founder, Inc. Magazine
Oscar Hammerstein II
Lyricist and Playwright
Kevin James
Actor
Stanley Kramer
Director and Producer
Enoch Light
Musician
Michael Mann
Director and Producer
Michael Pillar
Scriptwriter & Producer, Star Trek
Richard Rodgers
Composer
Government
John L. Braxton
Treasurer Emeritus, National Bar Association
Mortimer Caplin
Former Commissioner, IRS
Ben Cardin
U.S. Senator
David Croll
Mayor
Eliot Engel
U.S. Representative
Herbert Kohl
U.S. Senator
Ed Rendell
Governor
Arlen Specter
U.S. Senator
Athletics
Harrison Dillard
Olympic Gold Medalist
Artis Gilmore
Basketball Hall of Fame
Rafer Johnson
Olympic Gold Medalist
Jimmy Johnson
Pro Football Hall of Fame Cornerback
Sandy Koufax
Baseball Hall of Fame Pitcher
Rudy Larusso
NBA Player
Business
Edward Baum
Founder, Second Ronald McDonald House
Mark Cuban
Business And Investment
Allan “Bud” Selig
MLB Commissioner Emeritus
Leigh Steinberg
Sports Agent
Bernard Stolar
President Emeritus, SEGA
Lew Wolff
Former Owner, Oakland Athletics
Education and Non-Profit
Dr. Brent Glass
Former Director, Smithsonian Museum of American History
Arthur Garfield Hays
Co-Founder, American Civil Liberties Union
Arthur Rothkopf
President Emeritus, Lafayette College
Paul Verkuil
President Emeritus, College of William & Mary
Military
General Keith W. Dayton
United States Army
Admiral Timothy Riker
United States Coast Guard
Admiral James Zimble
United States Navy
Science and Literature
Richard Feynman
Physicist, Nobel Prize
Marshall Nirenberg
Geneticist, Nobel Prize
