By Bros. Isaac Thompson and Kelvin A. Moses The role of Chapter Advisor is one of the most thankless jobs in Alpha, and among the most rewarding. In some ways, advisors get the least support, appreciation, and protection, while assuming the most risk, with the expectation of shouldering the most direct influence and responsibilityRead more
By Bros. Anthony Thomas, Eta Gamma ’88, and Kelvin Moses, Tau Lambda ‘17 Bro. Dr. Calvin O. Atchison, a stalwart of the Nashville and Tennessee State University communities, entered the Omega Chapter of sweet rest on November 5, 2018. He was a longtime, and oldest, member of Tau Lambda Chapter at the age of 98.Read more
By Bro. Dr. Kelvin A. Moses Nashville, Tennessee, played a central role during the Civil Rights Movement in the desegregation of public spaces in the Deep South. Visionary and courageous young leaders such as Diane Nash, Kelly Miller Smith, Sr., and John Lewis, led students from the historical institutions Fisk University, Tennessee State University andRead more
Tau Lambda Chapter was organized in 1926, at what was then called Tennessee Agricultural and Industrial State College at Nashville, Tennessee, after its application was accepted by the General Convention. Brother Maney Owen, president of the Chi Chapter (Meharry Medical College), set aside the chapter in January, 1927.
