FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Lambda Theta Phi Latin Fraternity, Inc. was founded on the belief that together as one, with the understanding and conviction that in unity there is strength, all Brothers are to preserve our concept of Brotherhood; defined as our commitment to develop collaboration and deep understanding among all Latino ethnic groups, other non-Latino...Read More
Brothers from across the country sent over 95 letters to Congressional leaders to support Immigration Reform in 2017. Lambda Theta Phi launched their #Lambdas4Reform Initiative in Summer 2016 and has several other initiatives planned this year, including Lambdas on the Hill in April 2017 with Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority, Inc.Read More
This week has been tough for many of us across the United States, specifically those in the Black community. COSA has some steps you can take to process last week's events.Read More
Following the U.S. Supreme Court’s split decision on Thursday, many members of the Fraternity found it necessary for the organization to draft a resolution speaking out against the federal government’s continued complicit support of policies that divide families, endanger human beings and the stability of immigrant communities.Read More
We stand in solidarity with all the undocumented students, including our brothers, who are constantly affected by the many broken promises of our country.Read More
TO: All Brothers of Lambda Theta Phi Latin Fraternity, Inc. FROM: Netzahualcoyotl Romero, Director of Community Affairs Committee on Social Activism (COSA) We stand with the students of Puerto Rico fighting for education equality. “We must ensure the public funding of the university and cuts cannot be accepted as a solution to the [economic] crisis,”...Read More
California Sector 2 pledges to educate and expose the brotherhood to issues impacting our members such as, but not limited to: (1) sexual orientation and identity(gay/bisexual/transgender) discrimination, (2) citizenship status discrimination, (3) racial/ethnic inequality, and (4) gender inequality.Read More
In light of recent events across the United States that have reinvigorated classical and contemporary discussions about racial inequality, civil liberties, and biased law enforcement practices, we feel that it is our duty as an organization, united in brotherhood to advance identity and equality, to educate and empower not only ourselves but those around us...Read More
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: W. Patrick Bryan, Director of Communications Email: PARSIPPANY, NJ — As part of Lambda Theta Phi’s Lambdas for Immigration Reform initiative, Lambda Theta Phi is raising awareness around the issues with deportation in our current immigration policy. On April 15, 2014, Lambda Theta Phi Founding Father Rey J. Lago and...Read More
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: W. Patrick Bryan, Director of Communications Email: April 22, 2014 PARSIPPANY, NJ — On December 1, 1975, Lambda Theta Phi transcended college campuses by being the first Latin fraternity in the country. Lambda’s founders, as men of vision, realized there was a need to unite the Latino students, develop their leadership...Read More
