NEWS Article from the Theta Chi International Newsroom - Eta Mu Celebrates Golden Anniversary

NEWS Article from the University of Findlay Newsroom -Theta Chi Fraternity Makes $50,000 Donation for Scholarships

The Eta Mu Chapter of Theta Chi Fraternity has undergone an amazing transformation over the past few years.  The Chapter was on the brink of extinction, with zero new recruits for two years, no nationally-recognized active members, and a suspended charter. A result of your support - see how your support has made such a big difference and how you can continue that support.

On Friday, October 17, a contingent of Eta Mu Chapter Theta Chi members, led by Collegiate Active Chapter President David May, and Alumni Tim Hilborn (’81) and Ken Armstrong (’85), addressed the University of Findlay Board of Trustees.

The University of Findlay’s chapter of Theta Chi Fraternity is celebrating another resolute man - UF Senior David May (pictured at the far left).  The Theta Chi Resolute Man program guides undergraduate members to obtain the most out of the collegiate experience in order to best prepare them for life after graduation.  May is the second UF Theta Chi to receive this honor.

On October 15, Theta Chi Alumni - Steve Kinn presented to the Environmental Safety students at the University of Findlay. The ESOH students benefited from the presentation and commented positively.

On July 12, 2025, the Theta Chi Alumni and Chapter Collegiates completed the second annual planning retreat. The retreat was held at the Hampton Inn Conference Center in Stowe, OH and included nearly 20 alumni and collegiate leadership and members.

The University of Findlay’s chapter of Theta Chi Fraternity received the “Chapter Excellence Award”, which is awarded to a Theta Chi chapter that demonstrates expertise and excellence in the areas of alumni engagement, campus involvement, community service, internal cooperation, member education, safety and social programming.