During his time at Illinois, Matt Wilson ’89 made the most of his time in Delta Tau Delta, citing examples from all parts of chapter life.   “We were laid back guys,” Matt said, “popular with sororities and good at intramural sports, especially

Members of our executive team recently attended the Midwest Delts Emerge Conference alongside other Midwest chapters, including representatives from several Big Ten schools. The conference focused on problem-solving strategies within chapter houses and shared effective approaches to leadership development. The event took

Over the years, we’ve lost touch with a few brothers, and we could use your help to track them down. If you have a few minutes, you can help us bring them back into the loop.  View the lost email listView the

When John Conrad ’68 thinks back on his time in Delta Tau Delta, chapter achievements and hijinx both feature in his memories. “We were a fraternity that was on the way up to the top 15 of 57 houses,” he said. “We had a

Brothers, it is with heavy hearts that we share the passing of our brother, John Gleeson ’68. He was a true friend to many, always willing to offer guidance, support, and encouragement to fellow Delts. His dedication to the Beta Upsilon Chapter

When Jim Bettonville ’64 was in the chapter, he met some great friends, built lasting friendships, and enjoyed some good times.  “My roommate, Don Tuck, used to complain that he never got any mail,” Doug said. “So I looked through magazine ads and whenever they said,