As we bring the Fall 2025 semester to a close, Lambda Chi Alpha is proud to reflect on one of our most successful and transformative terms in recent years. Our chapter has continued to strengthen its brotherhood, expand its impact on campus, and build momentum for an even stronger year ahead.
This fall, we welcomed the largest rush class our chapter has seen in many years, a testament to the brotherhood, leadership, and values our members display daily, all being spearheaded by our Recruitment Chair, Nicholas Evans. After a highly successful Associate Member process, we were proud to officially initiate 28 new brothers into Lambda Chi Alpha. Their energy, passion, and commitment have already made a noticeable impact, and we look forward to the legacy they will help shape.
One of the most significant accomplishments of the semester was our chapter’s successful effort to eliminate nearly $12,000 of outstanding debt to the Headquarters. Through disciplined budgeting, responsible financial management, the helping hand of headquarters themeselves, and collective accountability, we have restored the chapter to a strong financial standing. This achievement positions us for sustainable growth and long-term success.
Our chapter continued its tradition of service by organizing and participating in multiple philanthropic initiatives, increasing both campus involvement and community impact. Our Philanthropy Chairman, Aidan Crehan, played a pivotal role this semester by engaging both new and returning members in meaningful service. Through his leadership, he not only demonstrated what effective philanthropy looks like, but also showed the chapter how rewarding—and genuinely fun—it can be.
This semester also featured several exciting and well-attended alumni events, strengthening the bond between active brothers and the men who have shaped our chapter’s history all thanks to our Alumni Relations, Steven Navarrete. These gatherings brought renewed energy, mentorship, and invaluable networking opportunities to our brotherhood. We look forward to expanding alumni involvement even further in the coming year.
The creation of our new Chop House Fund, a dedicated site aimed at raising funds for critical improvements and future upgrades to the fraternity house. The fund has already received strong support, setting the stage for meaningful projects in 2026 and beyond. The website idea being brought up by our very own Housing Corp President, Spencer Schmerling.
As we conclude the semester, the chapter is preparing for one of its most important annual traditions—elections for next year’s Zeta officers. With a strong pool of dedicated and qualified candidates, we are confident that the next leadership team will continue to elevate our chapter’s standards, culture, and success.
Fall 2025 has truly been a milestone semester for Lambda Chi Alpha. We have grown in size, strengthened our financial stability, expanded our philanthropic impact, deepened alumni engagement, and set the stage for motivated leadership in the year ahead.
Here’s to continuing our pursuit of leadership, loyalty, and lifelong brotherhood—
In ZAX.
- High Alpha 🤟🏽
James Cortes