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We ran this article about 4 years ago. Did the fraternity in the 2000’s make any bets with other university-based Delta Chi chapters? Let us know. Submitted by Keith Hellems, ’62 During the fundraising campaign I had the pleasure of talking to Henry Winchester ’

Send us your Delta Chi Memorabilia We need Brothers to look through their “stuff” and dig out pictures from their years at Delta Chi. A pictu

The following article was originally published in October 2021 and has been reprinted for the September 2024 eDelt. Article by Joe Gradisher ‘79 First, let me set the stage. The Pentagon

The following article was originally published in September 2021 and has been republished for the September 2024 eDelt. This month marks the 20th year since 9/11.

Article by H. Keith Hellems, M.D. ‘62 During the fund-raising campaign, I started to gather pages from Michiganensian publications that had the name of Delta Chi in them.  I started in 1897 and went to 2008.  Delta Chi went off campus during the depression in 1933 and came back on campus in 1949. 

Article by Thomas M. French, Michigan '57 Pictured above: Olivia Apps - Silver Medalist, Canada Women’s Rugby Olivia Apps is my gra

Let’s call him our “Michigan Delta Chi Fraternity Iron Horse.” That’s a phrase that implies endurance and longevity. You’ll learn why that is appropriate, in so

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On the 1969 Michiganensian:  In this month’s eDelt we feature the Michigan Delta Chi class of 1969 and 1985 Doug Shelton ’70 noted that in 1969 Washtenaw County elected a far-right sheriff in response to all the demonstrating on campus.  Delta Chi thought it might be great

Article by H. Keith Hellems, M.D. ‘62 During the fund-raising campaign I started to gather pages from Michiganensian publications that had the name of Delta Chi in them.  I started in 1897 and went to 2008.  Delta Chi went off campus during the depression in 1933 and came back on campus in 1949. 

This is a follow-up to the brief story in this eDelt about Dave Siglin ’64 entitled, Dave Siglin and The Ark.  During his management of the Ark, which has been a music fixture in Ann Arbor since the mid-1960’s, Dave recorded many of the musicians and established a collection that he donated to the

Dave Siglin joined the Michigan Delta Chi fraternity in the spring of 1961. Initially a music education major, he realized after 2-1/2 years that playing the violin and later clarinet were not his forte.  He switched his major to English in his junior year and then psychology in his fourth year. None of these majors were to his liking

The Michigan Chapter of Delta Chi will be hosting this year’s annual reunion during the Michigan Homecoming weekend, on September 13-14, 2024. Michigan will be facing the Re

Article by H. Keith Hellems, M.D. ‘62 During the fund-raising campaign I started to gather pages from Michiganensian publications that had the name of Delta Chi in them.  I started in 1897 and went to 2008.  Delta Chi went off campus during the depression in 1933 and came back on campus in 1949. 

Article by H. Keith Hellems, M.D.’62   Hellems.xraydoc@verizon.net A previous eDelt highlighted a list of awards given over the years.  Today, we give you a complete list of the Brothers who received the Annual Awards for Pledge of the Year, Dork of the Year, Luminary of the

Article by H. Keith Hellems, M.D. ‘62 During the fund-raising campaign I started to gather pages from Michiganensian publications that had the name of Delta Chi in them. I started in 1897 and went to 2008. Delta Chi went off campus during the depression in 1933 and came back on campus in 1949. We pla

In the July 13, 2023 eDelt, we featured an article on Bob Sielski ’64 Michigan Delta Chi who had recently completed his goal of running the 26-mile marathons in all 50 states. (My New Experiences as a Runner – Delta Chi (deltachimichigan.co

Article by Keith Hellems, M.D. ’62       hellems.xraydoc@verizon.net During his years at the Michigan Delta Ch