Pi Lambda Phi at Roanoke College

03/25/2019

Hey all, we'll be kicking off our alumni weekend celebrations soon! Here's what we'll be doing:

10/31/2016

So happy to have Annie Link as our next First Lady! She has always been by Lambda Kappa's side and represents all that we stand for as a fraternity. She is a perfect fit for First Lady and we are so happy (and lucky) to have her!

10/04/2016

Come out to "the Business of Show Business" tonight at 7 in the ballroom! This event is part of our annual speaker/scholarship series, all are welcome!

http://www.roanoke.edu/events/the_business_of_show_business_ron_maxwell

08/14/2016

See this Instagram photo by

11/23/2015

Throwback & thanks to these guys

11/02/2015

Joe is an awesome person, friend, and brother of our chapter.

09/17/2015

Thanks to all of came out to inaugural Pi Lambda Phi Fund Speaker event! $10,000 was donated to the Wounded Warrior Project and $1,000 each to two Freshman at Roanoke College

08/23/2015

Glad to have Joe Boucher, Pi Lam alumni from the class of '87, back on campus

Roanoke College is getting animated.

06/12/2015

Check out all the houses of Pi Lambda Phi Fraternity; Lambda Kappa's included!

VA Lambda Kappa at Roanoke College. This Chapter was founded in 1959 and then re-colonized in 2011.

06/09/2015

Move-in day

04/17/2015

Come support the American Cancer Society in the fight for cancer research tonight at Relay for Life in BAST GYM from 5p.m. to 5 a.m.! Lipsync is at 6!
Then remember RAVE FOR RELAY (free admission) at 10p.m.-2a.m. in ALUMNI GYM with DJ JAX
Hope to see you there!

12/30/2014

Thanks to Pi Lambda Phi at Radford University for sharing this...

DID YOU KNOW:

-85% of the executives of Fortune 500 companies were Greeks

-All but 2 of our presidents since 1825 have been Greek

-The overall Greek GPA is higher than the overall collegiate GPA

-20% more Greeks graduate from college than do non-Greek students

-As undergraduates, Greeks raise over $7 million per year for charity.

GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT! GO GREEK!

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