Maryland Alpha – Johns Hopkins
Submitted By: Andrew Hahn ’23
We are happy to announce that we have initiated 20 new members into the brotherhood this semester. Our annual Phi Psi 500 philanthropy event was a success, as we raised over $1,500 for charity. We also enjoyed our annual vineyard retreat in April.
Initiations: 20
Chapter Size: 65
Maryland Delta – Towson
Submitted By: Sam Jemison ’22
The week of April 14-18, 2025, the brothers of the Maryland Delta held their annual Philanthropy Week to raise money for The Baltimore Station, a local nonprofit supporting veterans. The brothers held events such as Pie a Phi Psi and a Pickleball tournament. We also collaborated with a pizza spot on campus and sold our very own Phi Psi pizza throughout the week. The brothers raised over $500.
Initiations: 3
Chapter Size: 21
The Ohio State University Colony
Submitted By: Jack O’Callaghan
Our colony initiated a pledge class of 5 members, including Gavin Grashel, Blake Yeske, Gabriel Wollen, Raphael Toro-Valdebenito, and Angad Chhabra. This brought our overall active member count to 29. Thanks to the actions of current and previous chapter leadership, our charter has been confirmed, and we will become The Ohio Delta Chapter in fall 2025!
Chapter Size: 29
Ohio Epsilon – CWRU
Submitted By: Ryan Perez ’23
Founders Day was a huge success with 27 alumni attending. The chapter raised $655 for Tomorrow’s Stars, our chapter philanthropy, and ended the term with a trash clean-up in the Caledonia Ravine. We had nine brothers with perfect academic records, and Marc Siegelman ’23, Leo Siegelman ’24, and Jeff Tong ’23 won academic awards at the undergraduate awards ceremony. Brother Oscar Sun ‘22 placed third in his bracket at the 2025 New Year’s Open Powerlifting Meet.
Initiations: 7
Chapter Size: 41
Ohio Theta – Ashland
Submitted By: Mason Foley ’22
We participated at Fuzzy Fandango to support Camp Nuhop while they ran their 5/10/25k runs. Several brothers helped clean the tennis courts and around the campus for Earth Day. Recently we were awarded Excellence in Greek Unity, Excellence in Community Service and Philanthropy, Excellence in Campus Involvement, as well as Most Improved Fraternity of the Year at Greek Honors. Brother Josh Serrato ’24 was awarded Emerging Leader of the Year and Brother Cade Cracas ’22 received Fraternity Man of the Year.
Initiations: 2
Chapter Size: 20
Ohio Iota – Akron
Submitted By: Jack Robson ’23
Ohio Iota hosted one of our most successful philanthropy events in recent memory — Quesadilla Night. This crowd-favorite brought in over $1,000 in a single evening, with all proceeds benefiting the Akron Children’s Burn Institute. Thanks to the enthusiasm of our members and the generosity of our campus community, we were able to exceed expectations and make a meaningful impact. Altogether, our chapter raised a little over $3,000 this semester for charitable causes — a testament to our commitment to service and brotherhood. We’re incredibly proud of the momentum we’ve built and are already planning to expand our outreach and fundraising efforts next semester.
Initiations: 2
Chapter Size: 28
Ohio Nu – Ohio
Submitted By: Ryan Pavia ‘23
Our chapter ended the year with a senior job placement success rate of over 85% and an average chapter GPA of 3.04. Concluding our spring Phi Psi 500, the chapter was able to raise over $400 for our philanthropic organizations.
Chapter Size: 82
Ohio Xi – Capital
Submitted By: Nico Piergallini ’22
The brothers found themselves with a 3.46 cumulative GPA, reigning first among fraternities in terms of academic excellence. We have also adopted a local non-profit youth center, Two-Fifty-Four, located in Gahanna, where we hold mentoring sessions and connect with the local community. Our Formal trip was to Indianapolis, where we toured the illustrious Laurel Hall. To finish out the year, we held our annual Mud Tug in a new format: after dark. Twelve teams of five hit the trench to battle it out, with over 150 student spectators, culminating in another successful year for Ohio Xi. LEDN
Chapter Size: 20
Ohio Omicron – Muskingum
Submitted By: John Jacobs ‘23
We hosted our first-ever Rage Room event in Phi Psi history, held in our basement and open to all students on campus. Nearly 50 people attended, and we raised over $300 in the process! Additionally, we placed second in Greek Week this year, finishing behind Phi Kappa Tau. We also took first place in four of the nine events! We had three members achieve a 4.0 GPA in the fall semester: Slade Bee ‘21, Sam Vansickle ‘21, and Luke Gill ‘22. Three Brothers who were a part of the bowling team took first place in Sectionals, booking them a ticket to Las Vegas for Nationals!
Chapter Size: 21
Ohio Pi – Denison
Submitted By: Doyle Catlin ’21
We raised $800 for the Boys & Girls Club of Newari through our annual Phi Psi music festival. Three seniors were inducted into the Phi Beta Kappa Academic Honor Society: Christian Narcelles ’23, Connor Brown ’24, and Hugh Braccia ’22. The Denison Mens swimming won its sixth national championship, and we have seven members on the team. We’ve partnered with Hope Granville Farm for community service this semester where we work with animals and help keep the farm in great shape.
Initiations: 18
Chapter Size: 40
Pennsylvania Alpha – W&J
Submitted By: Peyton Carter ’24
The brothers of the PA Alpha Chapter had dinner with W&Js new president, Elizabeth MacLeod Walls. They are the first Greek house on campus to do so since she became president.
Initiations: 7
Chapter Size: 20
Pennsylvania Beta – Allegheny
Submitted By: Chris Williams ’24
170 years strong and still going! Our chapter celebrated an unbroken legacy of brotherhood with an unforgettable event, bringing together generations of alumni to honor our history and future. We hosted our first-ever Freaky 5K, combining fun with the purpose of supporting additional charitable initiatives. Through tabling efforts, we raised significant donations for Hunter’s Fund, a cause close to our hearts.
Initiations: 4
Chapter Size: 11
Pennsylvania Lambda – Penn State
Submitted By: Justin Zebro ’24
We participated in THON this year held at the Bryce Jordan Center from February 21-23 — standing 46 hours to help fight childhood cancer. We finished fifth amongst all fraternities, raising $331,427.43 with our partner ($17,737,040.93 was raised in total). Many members of our THON committee worked tirelessly, even during the prior school year, maximizing our fundraising efforts.
Initiations: 18
Chapter Size: 106
Pennsylvania Rho – York
Submitted By: Todd Mason ’24
Despite still being a small chapter, our commitment to expansion and sustainability remains. One of the key concerns for our newly elected executive board has been debt elimination from the chapter. The board has worked hard and carefully, partnering with national leadership to develop and implement a feasible repayment plan. Our chapter is committed to rebuilding, recruiting, and revitalizing our presence at York College. We can’t wait to see what the future holds and feel confident that the foundations being laid today will create a stronger chapter tomorrow.
Initiations: 2
Chapter Size: 7
Pennsylvania Phi – Lycoming
Submitted By: Finnegan Kimber ’24
Penn Phi had some small events to get to know students — game nights, volleyball and such. We did a ton of service projects this semester, planting, cleanup, the egg hunt, the longest night, food serving and many small activities here and there. Brother Brandon Chiguichon ’22 has been exceedingly helpful and handled duties beyond the role of president, which has made it easy to keep morale up. He made sure we all participated in service, in making friends, and in getting our name out there.
Chapter Size: 4