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In September, Chicago brothers Jim Vice (1954), Don Heinrich (1974) and Mike Dotsey (1974) traveled to Wabash, Indiana to visit Founder Naaman Fletcher's grave.

Mu Iota at Idaho is one of the Fraternity's first early adopter chapters, eliminating the pledging process during the fall semester. Because of this, the Chapter offered 23 bids and initiated those brother into the chapter two days later.

Omega Deuteron at Old Dominion held their Not for College Days Alone Dinner at a local restaurant on September 10. There were 55 undergraduates and 15 graduate brothers in attendance.

On September 7, the Sigma Mu Chapter and the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity at Mississippi State co-hosted its annual Cheese Fries philanthropy event, supporting the Brickfire Project (BP). The chapters cooked and sold cheese fries to students and local residents, and the proceeds were donated to BP, a student-led organization that provides mentorship to underprivileged children in the Starkville, Mississippi community.

Each year, Phi Gamma Delta recognizes undergraduate chapters, graduate chapters and individuals through its annual awards. View the list of Annual Award winners for the 2021 calendar year. 

Brothers from the Pi Sigma Chapter at Pittsburgh continued their decades-long FIJI OPEN golf event tradition on July 30. Paul Leslie (1976), who was the original event coordinator in the late 1970’s, was this year’s Champion.

^ Pictured (L-R): Paul Leslie, this year's champion, with Ben Wallander (1989).

In late July, six brothers from the Delta Tau Chapter at Southern Methodist, and their nine (future Fiji) sons, gathered at Cedar Creek Lake for their second annual Fijis and sons event.

Brothers pictured in the back row (L-R): Travis Hemphill (2007), Matt Barron (2007), Jeremy Maurer (2007), Chris Burton (2008), Jamie Stoehr (2007) and Dan Faulks (2007).

John Emery (Wabash 1951) received his Diamond Owl certificate, celebrating 75 years as a Phi Gam.