As part of our We Are Phi Delt campaign, we asked chapters to give us an insight into what it’s like to be a Phi on their college campus. We understand that no chapter experience is the same, and therefore we should share the unique aspects of our schools, cities, and brotherhood!
Chapters can complete this form for custom We Are Phi Delt logos and an opportunity to be featured online.
We Are Ohio Lambda at Kent State University
University location: Kent, Ohio
Number of undergraduates on campus: 32,000
Chapter size: 79
Year founded: 1954
Number of initiated members: 995
School mascot: Golden Flash
School colors: Blue and gold
Number of Greek organizations on campus: Thirty-four
Favorite school traditions: Painting the rock
Favorite chapter traditions: Volleython, our annual philanthropy event
Favorite restaurant near campus: Mike’s Place
Notable alumni: Charles ‘Chuck’ Conconi, ’60, journalist
Fun fact about your school: We are known for having black squirrels on campus
Fun fact about the city where your school is located: The Kent State Library is the tallest building in Portage County
Fun facts about your chapter: We are the biggest chapter on campus and have been a gold star chapter multiple times
Unique features of your chapter house: We have six pillars in the front of our house with lights
Top three things a visitor should do:
- Go to a football game
- Eat at Ray’s Place
- Don’t mess with the squirrels
Follow Ohio Lambda
Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/phideltksu
Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/PhiDeltKsu
Website: kent.phideltatheta.org
