Amin Nikfar, Cal Berkeley ’06, is a two-time Olympian shot putter who competed in Bejing (2008) and London (2012). Like thousands of other competitors who reached the pinnacle of athletic competition, he doesn’t have the “Sports Illustrated” story. But he does have a story of...
Sixty years ago, Rafer Johnson (UCLA) seized the world stage at the first televised Olympic Games in Rome, winning a gold medal in the Decathlon. At the peak of the Cold War and racial tensions at home, he was admired worldwide for demonstrating exceptional endurance,...
“An investment education always pays the highest returns.” - Benjamin Franklin Thanks to the generous contributions of our alumni, the Educational Foundation is pleased to announce an investment of $32,000 in 2021 for scholarships awarded to 26 brothers from 17 different chapters. A college education is becoming...
As we're entering the full swing of summer planning for the 2021-2022 academic year, it's important to reflect on the previous year and see what our chapters have accomplished during these unprecedented times. We encourage all alumni to contact their undergraduate chapters; share their stories,...
PA Representative Malcolm Kenyatta, Temple ’12, has been called a rising star in the Democratic party and recently announced his bid for the U.S. Senate. But before his meteoric political rise, we suspect he was also called some other choice names by new members of...