At a glance
Alfred State College honored history and tradition recently as it re-christened the Victorian House to better reflect the college’s history and to honor Theta Gamma, a fraternal organization whose members used the building as their lodging for decades.
Alfred State College honored history and tradition recently as it re-christened the Victorian House to better reflect the college’s history and to honor Theta Gamma, a fraternal organization whose members used the building as their lodging for decades. The newly renamed Theta Gamma House is the only structure on campus that pre-dates the College, and has been, and continues to be an integral part of the campus culture by virtue of its central location, its unique architectural style, and its illustrious history. College President Dr. John M. Anderson and College Council Chair Patricia K. Fogarty presided over the dedication which took place during the summer and drew scores of TG brothers from around the nation to the ceremony. Pictured here, l-r, TG brothers Cory Kane, ’09, Jamestown; Luke Obuhanich, ’09, Alfred; Wayne Wagner, ’66, Penn Yan; Robert Roth, ’09, Albany; James Clark, ’10, Syracuse; and Matt Speed, ’09, Alfred.