Reprinted from an article in the August 1989 Diamond, by Tip Hinsdale, Xi '39. The eight of us were waiting...

Jay Berwanger, Omega ’36 (Chicago), has a storied football history with the Chicago Maroons where he earned the nickname “The...

Richard Barthelmess, Beta Beta 1917 (Trinity College) was a star of the silent film era and influential in Hollywood and...

Recognizing one's partner has a long tradition in Fraternity and Sorority Life whether it be serenading, pinning or lavaliering. Most...

In 1853 Yale University printed "Songs of Yale", which is known as the oldest college songbook in the United States....

We received a wonderful piece of memorabilia in the office last month. The granddaughter of Alfred E. Driscoll, Delta Delta...

Larger than life, Col. Frank L. Howley was Deputy American Commandant when four-power cooperation broke down in Berlin. Soviet radio...

In 1898, Edward Martindale Theta 1836, a founder of Psi Upsilon, attended the 65th Psi Upsilon Convention in Minneapolis, MN...

Psi Upsilon became the first fraternity to hold a Convention 180 years ago, on October 22, 1841, and started an...

“As Capable as Bob Kamm”: About Founding Member of NASA Robert W. Kamm, Delta ‘39 (New York University)(article from the...

The founding of the Delta Chapter at New York University is incredibly important for Psi Upsilon as it is the...

The Diamond of Psi Upsilon Summer 1989 recounts this tale of Charlie S.P. Hodge, Gamma '68 (Amherst). Charlie served on...