SAN ANTONIO (July 13, 2026) — Epsilon Kappa Chapter at the University of Idaho is the recipient of Theta Chi Fraternity’s 2025 Grand Chapter Scholarship Award for exemplary academic achievement and performance.
With a normalized average GPA of 3.377 for the 2025 calendar year, Epsilon Kappa stood out among all Theta Chi chapters across North America. This honor reflects the chapter’s dedication to academic achievement and the Fraternity’s maxim: “Alma Mater First and Theta Chi for Alma Mater.”
Congratulations to the brothers of Epsilon Kappa/Idaho for their outstanding achievement.
About the Grand Chapter Scholarship Award:
The Grand Chapter Scholarship Award, also known as the Stanford Trophy, is presented annually to the chapter with the most outstanding academic record for the previous calendar year. Originally gifted to the Grand Chapter in 1928 by Alpha Epsilon Chapter at Stanford University, the trophy symbolizes excellence in scholarship.
Winners are determined through a formula that compares chapter GPA to their campus’s all-men’s average, ensuring a fair evaluation across a wide range of institutions and grading systems.