THE ORACLE
A L P H A - O M I C RO N Z E TA O F L A M B DA C H I A L P H A AT I N D I A N A U N I V E R S I T Y / S U M M E R 2 0 2 5
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his fall marks a historic milestone—100
years of continuous brotherhood at the AO
chapter house. Built in 1925 and first occupied
that September, the house at 1210 E. 3rd
Street stands today as the oldest continuously
occupied, single-fraternity Greek house at
Indiana University.
For generations of Lambda Chi Alpha
brothers, these walls have been the setting of
transformation—from wide-eyed freshmen
to men shaped by shared values, enduring
friendships, and unforgettable experiences.
More than 2,700 brothers have called this place
home. We've met lifelong friends, found future
spouses, celebrated milestones, and created
memories—some we proudly share, others we
laugh about quietly. Above all, we have built a
bond of brotherhood that transcends decades,
still alive today with over 140 undergraduates
continuing the tradition.
Join Us for the 100th House
Anniversary Celebration
On September 20, 2025, we gather once again
to celebrate this remarkable legacy. We invite
all AO alumni to return, reflect, and reconnect.
This isn't just a celebration of a house—it's
a celebration of the lives shaped within it,
the values we upheld, and the legacy we are
committed to passing forward.
• Registration closes
September 6.
• Reserve your spot at
lxaiu.com/event-list
• Support the celebration
with exclusive merchandise
designed by Brother
Jason Buck '95 at HJP
Apparel's AO Shop:
hjpapparel.com/lambda_
chi_alpha_100/shop/home
• Don't miss the unveiling of a
commemorative original watercolor
painting by Bloomington artist Mary
Conner. Mary will be present at the event
to sign prints for those who wish to
donate to the house.
HONORING
OUR PAST,
BUILDING
OUR FUTURE
1210
EAST
3RD
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o mark our home's 100th
anniversary, the AO Educational
Foundation will host a silent auction
during the celebration weekend. All
proceeds will fund scholarships and
educational initiatives for current and
future brothers.
Some of the unique items up for bid
include:
• A two-night stay and dinner
for two in Bloomington
• Professional teeth whitening
• IU basketball and football
ticket basket
• 2.00 CTW diamond
solitaire earrings
• $500 hammer tool set
• Hearing aid dryer ($399 value)
• $250 gift card to Little Zagreb's
To donate an auction item,
contact Bob Disinger '83 at
bobdisinger@yahoo.com or
(812) 639-4833.
Silent
Auction for
Scholarships
