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The government shutdown brought on by the legislative and executive branches inability to agree on an appropriations bill, put many Americans in a tight spot. The longest government shutdown in the country’s history led to a frenzy that kept an estimated 800,000 government employees out of work or forced them to work without pay. The [...]

The Board of Directors for Omega Delta Phi Fraternity, Inc. is proud to announce the appointment of their BOD Undergraduate Representatives: Adan Gutierrez and Enrique Robles. National President and BOD member Tony Pagliocco said their dedicated leadership to the fraternity is shown without question. “I’m very proud to see our undergraduates step up help shape [...]

This week’s blog we highlight our colony at Colorado State University-Pueblo (CSU-Pueblo). This past Saturday they worked along side with the department of Kaboom and Pueblo parks and Recreation, in creating a new park for the local children in there community to play at. The CSU-Pueblo colony enjoyed building the playground and were able to build [...]

On our newly Knight blog, Throwback Thursday we will be highlighting chapters on their previous accomplishments on hosting an event, helping the community, or competing in competitions.   This week we highlight our Xi chapter at the University of Oklahoma in Norman, Oklahoma. Founded on November 23, 1996, Xi chapter has grown to not only [...]

Note from the Editor of 7Visions Magazine: Today, we continue our On Wednesday's We Rock Letters series as a tribute to our National Founders, their legacies and the tradition of wearing red letters on Wednesdays as a homage to the Seven Visionary Men who founded our brotherhood at Texas Tech University on Wednesday November 25th, 1987. [...]

This week's blog we highlight our Beta Theta chapter at Texas A&M-San Antonio (TAMU-SA). This past Saturday they participated in "Choose. Act. Impact Fall Day of Service as part of the largest day of service coordinated by the A&M system campus. Students and organizations from TAMU-SA were able to identify causes in need of support [...]