Alumni Updates

While trying to decide which fraternity to join, David O. Huggett ’64 found DX to be a unique house full of a diverse group of guys, which appealed to him. His wanderlust took him to every single state at least o...

"I grew up in Allen Park, Michigan. My parents were long-time season ticket holders of Michigan football, so it was kind of expected that I go to school there. I attended from September 1962 through December 1966, graduatin...

Wayne Nelson D.D.S. ’89 is certainly well-known for his sense of humor, including his wanting to be hazed upon pledging, in spite of DX’s policy. Since he joined Delta Chi Michigan, Wayne has been involved in, a...

One thing that Brother Charles Murdoch ’58 misses most is connecting with his brothers from DX Michigan. Living in Connecticut has proven difficult in terms of reconnecting, but he would certainly lo...

Robert A. Sielski ’64 didn’t see DX as an “Animal House” as many others did, but admits that the chapter certainly did have their moments and had plenty of fun. After several years as a civilia...

Brother Robert Fogler ’91’s family certainly has history at UM, with his parents working at the university, his brother also being a member of DX and his sons being die-hard UM fans. It was during h...

Brother Barry Fasbender ’59 has met many of his best friends through Delta Chi at UM, but one of the best parts, he says, was meeting his wife, Alice. Since graduation, Barry and Alice have moved ...

Brother John Eggertsen ’68 admits that his Delta Chi experience was unconventional. Since his parents lived in Ann Arbor, John turned to Greek life to avoid living at home. However, Greek life wasn...

The years Brother Gary Mervak ’74 spent as an undergraduate member of Delta Chi at Michigan weren’t always easy, but they resulted in a bond that would never break and some incredible memories th...

Though Delta Chi at the U of M was referred to as a “geek house”, Brother Dan “Hugs” Hughes ’74 said that the brothers wore the label proudly and made countless memories together. Dan makes ...

Though he lacked social skills upon arriving at U of M, Brother Tim Curtin ’64 managed to become part of the greatest chapter of them all—DX Michigan. Brother Curtin met Colleen, now his wife,...

Brother Stephen Baird ’64 may have been swayed by his brothers to get season football tickets and, as a result, miss taking the actuarial exam, but that didn’t stop him. He became a Fellow ...

During his time in the chapter, Brother Duncan Kretovich ’66 found not only lifelong friends, but also a safe haven from the pressures of his intense classes. Even in ...