On February 19, 2024, the Mu Upsilon Chapter of Phi Mu Delta at Robert Morris University delved into the core values of democracy and brotherhood through an engaging session of social deduction gameplay. The chapter members engaged in a few spirited rounds of "Mafia," a game that provided not only entertainment but also a deeper exploration of how democracy can be challenged when critical information is withheld from the majority.

Originally conceptualized by Russian doctoral student Dimitry Davidoff in 1986 as "Mafia," the game has since evolved into different variations, including the popular Werewolf version. Through this game, participants experience the tension and dynamics that arise when an informed minority faces off against an uninformed majority, reflecting the delicate balance of power and information in society.

Speaking about the event, the Executive Director of Phi Mu Delta shared, "I am impressed that the chapter at Robert Morris University created an exciting way to reflect on the importance of transparency and communication in upholding democratic principles within our fraternity and society."

Phi Mu Delta's mission statement underscores the values of democracy, brotherhood, and service. The fraternity aims to provide a positive and meaningful experience for college men, fostering high personal standards in moral, mental, and spiritual aspects. By engaging in activities like the social deduction game, the Mu Upsilon Chapter continues to uphold these ideals and empower its members to embody the values set forth by the fraternity's founders.

​Through initiatives like the Democracy and Brotherhood event, Phi Mu Delta remains committed to nurturing a strong sense of community and promoting ethical leadership among its members. By blending fun and introspection, the Mu Upsilon Chapter encourages critical thinking and camaraderie, ensuring that the principles of democracy and brotherhood remain at the forefront of its activities.

Phi Mu Delta is pleased to announce the appointment of Dustyn Hall, Sigma Alpha ‘18, as the new Editor-in-Chief of The Triangle, responsible for the publication of the fraternity’s treasured magazine. In this role, Dustyn will oversee the publication strategy and content, in addition to the fraternity’s efforts to digitize previous volumes.

The Triangle has long been a mainstay for Phi Mu Delta, offering both collegiate and alumni perspectives on trending issues, sharing updates from undergraduate chapters, highlighting fraternity initiatives and so much more.

Dustyn Hall, an alumnus of the Sigma Alpha Chapter at Longwood University, is no stranger to this role, having previously served for one year as Phi Mu Delta’s inaugural Director of Advancement, where he oversaw the fraternity and foundation’s efforts in alumni engagement, development, and communications. Dustyn brings a deep and abiding understanding of Phi Mu Delta’s mission and vision to this returning role, as well as the know-how to reenergize The Triangle with a focus on people and their stories. From Gloucester, Virginia, Dustyn currently serves as the Associate Director of Content and Social Media for his alma mater, Longwood.

On coming back to this role, Dustyn expressed his unwavering enthusiasm and commitment to giving back to the fraternity, noting, “When we are called to serve, we answer the call—this much has always been true of the Phi Mu Delta experience. At every point since accepting my undergraduate membership, Phi Mu Delta has had an indelible mark on my life.”

Phi My Delta is confident that Dustyn’s extensive experience in communications, his passion for storytelling and connection, and his dedication to our order’s values will benefit the entirety of our brotherhood and will help mold how we share our member’s stories.
Sam Waltemeyer, the Fraternity's Executive Director expressed his excitement, "Dustyn Hall joins a long lineage of Triangle Magazine editors starting with Everett D. Dow in 1919. The Triangle Magazine has evolved many times since its inception in 1919 and I am excited to see it evolve again under Dustyn's direction."            

Please join us in congratulating Dustyn Hall on his new role as the Editor-in-Chief of The Triangle. 

The Mu Beta Chapter of Phi Mu Delta proudly joined forces with the Sigma Pi chapter at Ohio Northern University to co-host a Super Bowl party promoting interfraternalism on the evening of February 11, 2024. This collaborative event showcased the true spirit of brotherhood and fraternity as they came together to watch the big game and foster relationships with other Greek Letter organizations.

The Super Bowl party perfectly embodied the essence of Phi Mu Delta's creed, which states, "I Believe in Brotherhood that reaches beyond the limits of Phi Mu Delta and welcomes every man as my Brother. I believe in the intrinsic worth of the man at my side, and in his ability to make good and justify my faith in him." The fraternity's commitment to inclusivity and mutual respect was evident throughout the evening as members from both organizations came together in a spirit of friendship and mutual support.

With a clear vision to redefine fraternity, the Mu Beta Chapter continues to set a prime example of what it means to be a true brother in today's society. By prioritizing relationships and collaboration over competition, they are paving the way for a more unified and connected Greek community on campus.

As an organization dedicated to fostering meaningful connections and empowering individuals to be their best selves, the Mu Beta Chapter stands as a beacon of positivity and support for all who seek to join their ranks. Through events like the Super Bowl party with Sigma Pi, they are able to not only strengthen their own brotherhood but also expand their network and influence in the broader Greek community.

The Mu Zeta Chapter of Phi Mu Delta, located at Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania, kicked off the month of February with a series of impactful events that highlighted the fraternity's values of brotherhood, service, and fellowship.

The fraternity's dedication to fostering strong bonds among its members was evident during a recent bowling event, where brothers came together for a night of fun and camaraderie. Adding a competitive twist to the evening, prizes were awarded for both the best and worst scores, making the event not only enjoyable but also engaging for all participants.

Continuing their commitment to service, on February 10th, The Mu Zeta Chapter hosted a community clean-up targeting Lock Haven's downtown area and levee. This initiative, part of the fraternity's recruitment week activities, served as a platform to demonstrate Phi Mu Delta's core value of giving back to the community.

Phi Mu Delta's mission is clear - to provide a positive fraternity experience that encourages high personal standards, both morally, mentally, and spiritually. Moreover, the fraternity aims to help its members embody the ideals of democracy, brotherhood, and service as set forth by its founders.

Looking ahead, Phi Mu Delta's vision of redefining fraternity through fostering a culture of lifelong civic engagement and fellowship remains a guiding force for the Mu Zeta Chapter at Lock Haven University.

For more information about Phi Mu Delta and its initiatives at Lock Haven University, please contact the Mu Zeta Chapter Chapter President, Chase Piper, at ​[email protected].