AXP-PURDUE

The men of the Alpha Phi chapter of Alpha Chi Rho continue to uphold the rich traditions that we were founded upon at Purdue in 1936. We have pledged to live by four landmarks and the vow to "Be Men," through philanthropy, brotherhood, and service. For over 80 years with these ideals guiding our way, we have been residing in our white house located just two blocks from campus on the corner of 1st and Russell streets. Along with our chapter house, Purdue's Stewart Center dons the name of one of our esteemed national alumni, R.B. Stewart. The "Crows" offer young men leadership, mentorship, and a brotherhood away from home, while allowing for them to excel academically. We are Men of Word and Deed.

Also known as: Alpha Phi Chapter