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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   [email protected] 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       [email protected] During his years at the Michigan Delta Ch

We recently interviewed Capt. Thomas French ’57 about his time in Delta Chi, and how it impacted the rest of his life. Tom shared stories from his time in the hou

Article by H. Keith Hellems, M.D. ‘62 During the fundraising 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 p

Above: John Levinson and Kathy Levinson in 2018 before a game. Image courtesy of John Levinson. Recently, Deborah Holdship of

By Joe Gradisher ‘79 December 2023 Every Michigan Delta Chi Brother who walks in the door of 1705 Hill Street is unique. Every one of us comes from our own unique background. We have our own interests, our own dreams, our own view of life, and our own way of thinking. Yet, we are all Brothers. This is the strength of

Article by H. Keith Hellems, M.D. ‘62 During the fundraising 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 plan to publish these over

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

Calling all alumni! The alumni board loves providing you with a wide variety of articles from the past and present of Delta Chi and Michigan, but we need your help to

Submitted by Keith Hellems, ’62 During the fundraising campaign I had the pleasure of talking to Henry Winchester ’51 on multiple occasions.  He entered the fraternity during the early days when they had just come back on campus in 1948.  While talking to him and later when he did his DX biograph

We would like to give a shout out to let the members know that the National Delta Chi news bulletin mentioned that Jeff Schoenherr ’91 was one of the reci

[caption id="attachment_10275" align="alignleft" width="231"] Wilbur Nelson '35[/caption] Article by Keith Hellems, M.D.         

Article by H. Keith Hellems, M.D. ‘62 During the fundraising 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 plan to publish