Lambda Phi Epsilon history

On May 28th, 1990, the fraternity, now with six chapters total, convened on the campus of the University of California, Irvine for the first annual National Convention, which to this day has been held regularly over Memorial Day weekend.

After becoming a California nonprofit organization and incorporating in 1995, the fraternity changed its official name to Lambda Phi Epsilon National Fraternity, Inc.

A match was eventually found for Evan, unfortunately by that time the disease had taken its toll and he passed away in 1996.

04-09-1998 | Informational Night about ΛΦΕ is held at Wing Dome (Organized by Arnold Wong, Patrick Patulot, and Stewart Tong)04-24-1998 | Expansion Chairman Mr.

Nontraditional houses expand Greek community for studentsIn an effort to get to know other Asian students in a more connected setting, Bryan Dosono, a junior majoring in informatics, joined Lambda Phi Epsilon, an Asian fraternity at the UW since 1999.

April 28, 2003 ASC Cultural Talent Show a smash hit, audience saysThe 15th Annual Cultural Talent Show, presented by the Asian Student Commission, rocked the HUB Ballroom Friday night with loud cheers and chants in response to a variety of talented student performers.

The next decade brought the fraternity international status with the formation of a chapter at the University of Toronto in 2004, making it the first Asian interest fraternity established in Canada.

In 2006, Lambda Phi Epsilon joined the National Asian Pacific Islander Desi American Panhellenic Association to increase collaboration and partnership between fellow APIDA Greek organizations.

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