Khalil Gibran Muhammad, PhD (Delta Eta, Spring 1990) was named to TheRoot.com’s “The Root 100” for the 3rd consecutive year. “The Root 100” is the online magazine’s annual list detailing the top 100 most influential, important and impact-full leaders aged 45 and under in African American life. Khalil Gibran Muhammad is director of the Sc-homburg Center for Research in Black Culture, a library with more than 10 million artifacts on African-American life. In his three years leading the Schomburg, Muhammad has reached out to the Harlem community in innovative ways, including the Junior Scholars Program, First Fridays and the world premiere of Free Angela andRead More →

Are you a Grizzlies, Vols or Titans fan? Maybe in the Jackson, Tennessee area and need the latest scores? Then you may have already tuned in to ABC affiliate WBBJ 7 to see Justin Walters (ΔH Spring 2010) at the news desk as a sports anchor/reporter: Justin Walters joined the WBBJ 7 Eyewitness News Team in June of 2013. He previously worked as a production assistant and associate producer at Comcast Sportsnet in Philadelphia. Originally from Mount Vernon, NY, Justin has always had a passion for news and sports. He believes that media is the industry for him and he is motivated to make aRead More →

PhillyTrib.com: “Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. Delta Eta Alumni Association, celebrated 61 years of achievement at its 2013 Homecoming on Sept. 28″: James E. Andrews, Delta Eta Alumni Association president, takes on every project with energy and enthusiasm. “The Delta Eta chapter holds a unique position within Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc. It is one collective chapter including the University of Pennsylvania, Drexel University, Villanova University, Ursinus College, Community College of Philadelphia, Temple University, St. Joseph’s University and Arcadia University accounting for this group being known as, ‘The City Chapter.’ Since the chapter’s beginning in 1952, our members have made a difference in all fieldsRead More →