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Each year on May 23, families, advocates, and medical professionals recognize GM1 Awareness Day, raising awareness for GM1 Gangliosidosis, a rare and terminal genetic disease that affects children and families around the world. For Dr. David “Noodles” Law ‘04 (Cal Berkeley), the day is deeply personal. His daughter, Violet, passed away from...
Check out the latest updates from: Shippensburg, East Stroudsburg, Cal Berkeley, Bloomsburg, Temple, East Carolina, Ohio State, Drexel, Hofstra, Eastern Washington, MIT, Western Carolina, St. John’s, FSU, Frostburg State, Pace, and Roanoke. Shippensburg - Six degrees of makin’ bacon Congrats to the six spring 2026 graduates of Ship. Time to make some...
Pi Lambda Phi Fraternity and the Pi Lambda Phi Educational Foundation jointly announce that Executive Director Ian Lowe will transition from his role later this summer following more than 14 years of dedicated service to the organization as Executive Director. What to Know Since assuming leadership of Pi Lambda Phi, Ian played...
In 1998, Jeffery Katlien (SUNY Albany ’94) moved to Los Angeles at 27 years-old to start a chiropractic practice. Distance made him miss the connection he had with Pi Lambda Phi. But 3,000 miles from home, he found that the Pilam brotherhood carried farther than he knew. He said, “In 2000,...
After earning his undergraduate and medical school degrees from Temple University, Victor Abraham ’82 faced the challenges of residency and the realities of mounting student debt. He decided to enlist in the Navy to take advantage of a program to help him finance medical school. A native of Puerto Rico, he...