Bill Bennett Jr. ’78 Chi Phi Advances Mission of Compassion

After more than 30 years as a successful business executive, R. William “Bill” Bennett Jr. ’78 was struck by an intriguing question: “If I were given a week to live, how would I feel about my life?” Read the full story…

The Rho Chapter of Chi Phi Fraternity was organized in 1874 at Lafayette College. The chapter has been unrecognized and inactive since 2005.

Mission of Chi Phi Fraternity
To build better men through lifelong friendships, leadership opportunities, and character development.

Vision of Chi Phi Fraternity
To grow the organization through a complete dedication to developing the full potential of all our members and building a strong, vibrant alumni network.

The Shared Core Values of Chi Phi Fraternity
Chi Phi was founded on the basis of Truth, Honor, and Personal Integrity. These are timeless values, which guide the fundamental purposes of the fraternity.
As with all dynamic organizations, there is a need to maintain relevancy in the lives of our members and society in general. To that end, Chi Phi has renewed its commitment to the founding values expressed in our ritual: Truth, Honor, & Personal Integrity.
At the same time, Chi Phi has begun to explore a modern set of evolving core values, which can be used to guide our daily activities and functions. These core values offer contemporary definitions of the values that drive Chi Phi.
Friendship
We will engage in mutually enriching relationships.
Respect
We will respect each other, the fraternity, society, and ourselves.
Honesty
We will interact in an open and truthful way.
Responsibility
We will fulfill our moral expectations as individuals and as a group.
Commitment
We will accomplish more than what is expected of us.
Personal Development
We will build better men, better leaders, and better citizens