
Lambda Chi Alpha
at
UGA
Est. 1915
The first 110 years were exciting, but...
2025 is a
Very Big Year.





Who is Lambda Chi Alpha?
Lambda Chi Alpha, founded in 1909 at Boston College, is one of the largest college fraternities in North America with 185 active chapters/colonies, nearly 9,000 undergraduate members, and over 300,000 total initiates.
We seek to foster our legacy of leadership through solid, enduring relationships; strong mentorship; and intensive instruction on our history, values, and code of conduct.
Vir Quisque Vir

This phrase "Every Man a Man" reflects a sense of equality and the inherent worth of each person, and also emphasizes individuality, self-reliance, dignity, and strength. It suggests every individual should stand as their own person, capable of independence, responsibility, and personal integrity.
Who is Lambda Chi at UGA ?
Lambda Chi chapters are named Zetas. The Nu Zeta of Lambda Chi Alpha, chartered in 1915, is one of the oldest fraternities in Georgia, and has been an active part of Greek life at UGA for more than a century.


Nu Zeta

The Active members are the drivers, of course, but the devoted support of our National Office of Administration and our Alumni nationwide continue to be fundamental to our proud 21st Century direction.

UGA and Professional Football Great
Charley Trippi, Nu 356

Athlete, Coach, Leader
Mike Castronis, Nu 806
More than 2,500 men have been initiated in Lambda Chi Alpha at UGA over the past 110 years. Our alumni brethren are leaders in a variety of disciplines, including business, government, and service. Many have retired from successful careers, and continue their support of Lambda Chi Alpha at UGA.


Recent Initiates with Georgia Governor Brian Kemp, Nu 1445
Lambda Chi Alpha at UGA has been recognized nationally for our growth and leadership, and we were featured recently in our national publication, Cross & Crescent.

We're about making new friends...



... and preserving those that endure.





We're about Meeting and Celebrating...









...remembering our history...

February 1965








...and forging our future.


