Triangle Fraternity - Louisville Chapter

Come out and have a blast at the Fall Greek Fraternity Rush Week! There will be all kinds of fun events, great food, many new people to meet, and will be a week to not miss out on. You can find our guys wearing our signature "Delta T" symbol on campus. Ask them any questions you might have about Rush or about our Fraternity.

The Herbert Scobie Leadership School is a Triangle’s #1 leadership development program designed for all Actives. This program was recognized by the Association of Fraternity and Sorority Advisors as a finalist for the Excellence in Educational Programming. Held at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology in Terre Haute, IN, it is a great central location for members for almost every Chapter to gather and share stories and advice.

The day started at 6:30 am. The Brothers of Triangle gathered bicycles, helmets, bike shorts, jerseys, sunscreen, and sack lunches and met at the Chapter House at 7:30. It had been quite some time since that many Brothers were awake that early on a Saturday in the summer. Conversation was chipper and anticipatory for the events of the day to come.

By: Br. Jordan Dorwart

On June 14, 2009, the annual Triangle Alumni Picnic was held. This year the venue changed; rather than holding the event at George Rogers Clark Park it was held at E.P. Tom Sawyer State Park. Even though the location of the event was farther from campus, the turnout was great. Many Actives were in attendance as well as several Alumni, along with their families.

This event gave the Active Chapter a chance to meet the Alumni and their families. It was a day of catching up, a day away from work, a day away from classes, and a Brotherhood event between the new and the old. The picnic was a chance for the Alumni to not only see the new faces and leaders of our Fraternity, but to revive their feeling of Brotherhood.

By: Br. Jason Hines

On Saturday, April 11, 2009, the Louisville Chapter of TRIANGLE celebrated its 102’nd National Founders’ Day. There were several notable Alumni present, as well as a large portion of the Active Chapter, and including dates the banquet hall was quite full. Br. John Riley (lou02) gave a very uplifting presentation about the goals and accomplishments that Triangle men should aspire to. He proved that a life dedicated to serving not only Brothers, but to the community, has rewards of its own and that it could be enjoyable. He showed some of the many projects he had taken on with many Brothers, assisting local charities, and generally just helping those that needing anything. Thanks so much, Br. Riley!

The annual Harry B. O’Donnell III awards were presented as follows: Br. Robert Catlett (lou05) – Award for Scholarship, Br. Adam Hacker (lou06) – Award for Leadership, Br. Shawn Maurer (lou06) – Award for Brotherhood.