Overview: The document highlights the achievements and events of the Mu Iota chapter of Phi Gamma Delta during its 103rd Pig Dinner. ​

Golden Age of Mu Iota ​

• The 103rd Norris Pig Dinner raised over $5,000 for scholarships honoring four murdered Greek students.
• Attended by 124 members, the event featured emotional speeches and a national perspective from a Fiji legend.
• Brendan Lundgren and his father shared their experiences, emphasizing the bond of brotherhood and legacy. ​

Undergraduate Report

• The freshman class achieved a 3.4 GPA, the highest for Mu Iota, and took on critical chapter roles. ​
• The chapter maintained a 3.31 GPA overall, ranking second among Idaho fraternities. ​
• Mu Iota updated its academic probation program proactively to support members' academic success. ​

Awards

• Mu Iota received Excellence in Safety Wellness awards at the Fraternity Sorority Life Awards banquet. ​
• Notable awards included Outstanding Senior for Matt Lyon and Distinguished Junior for Keagan Eisele. ​

Philanthropy

• The chapter donated $2,000 and contributed over 1,000 philanthropic hours in the past three semesters. ​
• Early membership allowed freshmen to assist in recruitment and philanthropic efforts. ​

Scholarship Endowment Update ​

• The Mu Iota Scholarship Endowment awarded $20,000 in scholarships, with 17 freshmen receiving awards for high GPAs. ​
• The endowment's principal is nearing $500,000, with a goal of reaching $1 million for annual scholarships.

Meet Our New Purple Legionnaire ​

• Corbin Hohstadt, a 2010 graduate, became the new Purple Legionnaire, reconnecting with the chapter and supporting undergraduates. ​
• He aims to strengthen the graduate support system and enhance the chapter's community involvement. ​

House Corporation Report

• The chapter is addressing over $100,000 in damages from burst water pipes, with repairs scheduled for completion this summer.
• Regular maintenance is prioritized, and the financial status of the AKE Board remains solid.