Theta Xi

162 years of Theta Xi celebrated at sea. 🚢

On April 25th, dedicated Alpha Zeta and Alpha Nu alumni brought together undergraduate and alumni brothers for a special evening aboard the historic Queen Mary in Long Beach. The venue is no coincidence, as it holds a piece of Theta Xi history. Brother Sir Stephen Pigott (Epsilon 12) was a marine engineer who developed the impulse turbine for marine propulsion and worked his way up to managing director of the renowned Scottish shipbuilding firm John Brown & Company — one of their most famous builds being the Queen Mary herself.

Thank you to the Brothers whose decade-long vision made this night a reality!

The men of Theta Xi wouldn’t be who they are without the women who raised them. To every mother and mother-figure in our lives, thank you. Happy Mother’s Day. 💙

Undergrads and alumni across the country hosted events for Founders Day. Here’s how Theta Xi chapters were celebrating 🎉