Congratulations to the undergraduates on their new house, a historical, 4-story, 10,000 square foot brownstone at 1432 North Broad Street. A fitting residence for the “house that leads!”

When I was a brother… Two brothers shared their Pi Lam experiences during the WWII era. These guys walked to Temple uphill in the snow… both ways. Here’s what it was like for them. Sy Welikson ’48 – Spry nonagenarian still living the life in Cali “I lived in the...

Some intrepid (and possibly alcoholic) young alumni have begun a grand, new tradition — the monthly Pi Lam Happy Hour! It’s a great opportunity to get together and do what you may or may not remember from your college years (glug, glug).  No RSVPs, formalities or secret handshakes required. Just...

A very soft-spoken Marv Black ’50, modestly mentioned his WWII service at the 2017 Kovner Banquet. But he wrote memoirs for his family, and recounted his extraordinary war experience in an interview with the Herald Tribune in 2008. At just 18 years old, Marv was drafted into the United States...

Some Pi Lams are doing great things, while others… Mark Levin ‘86 – NFL Power Broker You wanna make a deal in the NFL? You talk to this guy. As the Director of Salary Cap and Agent Administration for the NFL Players’ Association, Mark Levin is keeping tabs on salary...

Some Pi Lams are doing great things, while others… John Di Domenico ’86 – Having a huuuuge year The only guy having a better year than Donald Trump is the guy who does a dead-on impression of the most popular and most ridiculous GOP candidate. Di Domenico plays Donald Trump three to four times a week at corporate...

Over a dozen alumni and undergrads showed up at Murphy’s Saloon in East Falls to throw their support behind the Birds and the Ian Mentzer scholarship fund. Brothers were treated to a buffet, beer, and a beat down of the Texans, courtesy of the E-A-G-L-E-S, Eagles! Thanks to all who...

Some Pi Lams are doing great things, while others… Mark Levin ’86 – Making sure NFL players can feed their families If you’re like us, the financial well being of your favorite NFL player keeps you up at night. But don’t worry, Mark Levin is on the case. As Director...

Our living history is escaping us as the greatest generation, the friends of Alfred Kovner, pass into the chapter eternal. David Levitsky ’45 was one of those brothers. Upon receiving our latest mailer, Velda Levitsky, David’s widow, was moved to send us a letter and some photos to help us...

To honor the legacy of Alfred “Koko” Kovner, the alumni association recently purchased a commemorative brick at the National WWII Museum in New Orleans. The brick, which celebrates Kovner’s military unit and his affiliation with Pi Lambda Phi, will serve as a lasting tribute to Kovner and support the museum...