Robert H. Ainslie ’78Robert R. Baldini ’74Anthony B. Cashen ’57Mark J. Dewey ’75Cal T. Fastuca ’78Douglas A. Herron ’72William J. Hoffman ’75Dennis J. Langley ’74Joe Laquatra Jr. ’74Daniel J. Leonard ’79Robert Mauro ’72Gerard M. Miknis ’72Scott A. Millhouse ’76James T. O’Hargan ’72Dominick N. Pasquale ’57John M. Paxton Jr. ’73Douglas C.

October 25, 2018 – With more than 70 alumni and 50 guests in attendance, DU kicked off its 150th year at Cornell with two full days of activities over Homecoming Weekend. Many thanks to weekend chair Scott Keenum ’76 for organizing another successful weekend. The highlight of the weekend was

October 23, 2018 – “Raising Our Game” co-chairs Doug Porter ’78 and Tom Scott ’78 this week issued the campaign’s fall report, asking alumni to consider DU in their year-end giving. Planning for summer 2019 renovations is underway, but will soon face a critical deadline. “We have plans to upgrade

August 1, 2018 –  Tom Scott ’78, co-chair of DU’s “Raising Our Game” campaign, today announced that as of July 15, 2018, 163 brothers have made pledges totaling $1.6 million. Of this, $1.1 million has been collected, which has allowed us to make immediate improvements to the house, especially on

January 15, 2018 – Led by Alumni Philanthropy Chair Cal Fastuca ’78, eight DUs spent a week in Jamaica over winter break working at an elementary school. With nine participants, the Cornell cohort was the largest of the eight DU chapters participating in the Delta Upsilon International mission. “We worked at the

November 21, 2015 – Austin H. Kiplinger ‘39, a Washington publisher, civic leader and philanthropist who sustained the growth of his family’s media empire and whose interests ranged from raising wheat to collecting memorabilia of the city’s history, died Nov. 20 at a hospice in Rockville, Md. The cause was