Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia - Alpha Delta Chapter

Congratulations to our graduating Brothers ❤️🖤💛

Brother Jay has been a sturdy and trustworthy older brother, uplifting and encouraging those around him. As he continues pursuing his Bachelor’s degree in Clinical Psychology, Jacob carries forward the same compassion, positivity, and dedication that made such an impact during his collegiate years. We look forward to his continued success!

Brother Spicer has dedicated himself to the Sinfonia, taking on many roles and duties. His work for Province 26 and the National Fraternity will continue following graduation, and we’re glad to see him serve Sinfonia. Graduating with a degree in Civil Engineering, Tyson will be returning to the Quad Cities to begin his career with IMEG. We look forward to a bright career ahead for him!

Thank you, brothers, for what you have given to Sinfonia as collegiates. Congratulations on this incredible accomplishment. We are excited for your next journeys of making music and harmony with fellow Men of the Highest Type❤️🖤💛

🗣️NEW SINFONIANS ALERT 🐈‍⬛‼️🌪️‼️

Congratulations to Alpha Delta’s Spring 2026 Class, Epsilon Tau.

Lucas J. Marcotte is a Finance scholar hailing from Bolingbrook, IL 🎩 This musicianly man has been seen singing baritone in the Iowa Statesmen🤵‍♂️🤵‍♂️ and helping out Cyclones as president of Day House in Geoffroy🏢 Brother Marcotte enjoys sitting at the piano and writing songs✍️🎼 and premiered an original 👀 during the process!

Rivers W. Nelson is a double scholar in Music and Urban Planning and comes to the Green Hills from Mankato, MN🦆 This manly musician also sings in the Iowa Statesmen as a tenor🤵‍♂️🤵‍♂️and has been showing his skills with the ISU Organ Studio 🎹 Most notably, Brother Nelson is a carillonneur and rings the Bells of Iowa State 🤯🔔🔔 In his spare time, he also plays the accordion 🪗 (so much talent!)

Congratulations to our newest neophytes. We are proud to welcome you as brothers. ALL HAIL 🇩🇪

#1898

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. spoke on the campus of Iowa State University on January 22, 1960 to a crowd of more than 1,500.

During his talk titled “The Moral Changes of a New Age,” he stated, “We stand on the threshold of the greatest era of our time in race relations. We are challenged to rise above individual concerns to the concerns of all humanity.”

Photo from Farwell T. Brown Photographic Archive, Ames Public Library, courtesy of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Center, Atlanta, Georgia.