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As we approach the end of our 2023-2024 giving year on 9/1, we humbly ask that you consider donating to Chi Chapter HERE so we can continue our efforts to keep the brotherhood strong. Alumni relations are at the heart of everyt

Have you used our Chi Chapter directory lately? Our website has a full directory of our alumni – including the people who m...

As spring blooms in Gambier, the fraternity is preparing for the 2024 Byron J. Horn Memorial Panel. Each year, alumni return to Kenyon to talk with brothers about their careers and workplace experiences. Past panels included alumni from all walks of life, from recent graduates all the way up to seasoned professionals. This year, the pa

Delta Tau Delta alumni, we want to hear from you!   As you know, our communications regularly feature alumni profiles from brothers across all decades. We love

Chi Chapter has a long history of community service, and we’re happy to report that the tradition remains strong in 2024. Working closely with the Red Cross, the Chapter hosted two blood drives almost back to back on January 26th and February 15th. Brothers helped the Red Cross harvest over 60 units of blood. Working in Gund

This year, Karnea will be held July 31-August 4 in Cleveland, Ohio for initiated collegiate brothers and alumni.

We are halfway through the 2023–2024 giving year! Have you made your contribution?

Our Delts are involved all across campus, including holding several seats on Kenyon's Greek Council. In fact, did you know that Delta Tau Delta occupies almost half of the Greek Council?  Meet the Delts who represent our commitment to excellence on the Greek Council: Greek Council President - William W

Congratulations to the following undergraduate brothers who were recently elected to the new Executive Council! President - Zachary Kobban

Happy New Year, Brother! Our wish for you in 2024 is for a year filled with happiness, peace, good health, and prosperity. As we continue to reflect on 2023, we must keep at the for front of our minds, the mission and objective of Delta Tau Delta, and the responsibility we have as alumni to the place that has

Are you ready to take on our 2023 Holiday challenge? Without all of us, the Chi chapter of Delta Tau Delta simply does not exist. Your 2023 year-end gift can help to make this our best year yet. Are you in? 

Jake Barnett, Class of 2020, recently sent us this photo and update:  “Since graduating, I have been working for IBM where I am now a Senior Consultant. I live in McLean, Virginia with my gir

We want to wish all our current Chi Chapter undergraduates as well as all of our alumni members a Happy Thanksgiving. The holiday season is always a time of reflection, celebration, memories and most importantly, gratitude.

As the season of giving approaches, we would like to extend our heartfelt invitation to participate in Giving Tuesday, scheduled for November 28th. This special occasion provides an excellent opportunity for us to come together as members of the Chi Chapter of Delta Tau Delta and make a meaningful contributio

As you know, being a part of a fraternity offers more than just a social experience—as brothers, we gained a sense of community, a place to call home, preparation for post-grad life, and the life-changing, lifelong benefits of friendship, leadership, and shared values.  

We want to keep each of you in touch with your brothers from your decade, but we need your help! We have some brothers who we have lost touch with over the years, and you can help us get back in contact.�

Year after year, thousands of students and alumni take the opportunity to join together and celebrate Kenyon’s homecoming. Have you been back to Gambier lately? Delta Tau Delta wants to hear from you! What is the best place to visit when you are back in town? Is it The Village Inn? Do you have a fun homecoming throwback to sh

Brothers, As was announced this spring, I am stepping down as president of our alumni association on September 30.  I have truly enjoyed my 30 years working to keep Delta Tau Delta at Kenyon an important part of the Kenyon Experience.  I have gotten to know so many of you over the years, beginning as undergraduate members to