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High School seniors with an 85 or above average Community Service and Leadership experiences will have the chance to be awarded a Scholarship funded by Nu Omicron Chapter.
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Tune in to our Black Men Talk series from last night #EndTheOverSpend. Be ready to take notes as Vanessa Lindley and Shawn Rochester walk us through a truly engaging dialogue...
The Men of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Incorporated, Nu Omicron Chapter invite you to our "Black Men Talk Series," beginning July 30th at 7:30 pm. The series will kick off...
Is your child a talented prodigy who just hasn’t cracked the social media algorithms yet? This year New York’s best high school artists will be showcasing their skills on April...
IT ALL BEGAN
ON A RAINY NIGHT
IN 1947!
The origins of the Nu Omicron Chapter of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Incorporated began at 10 oclock, on a rainy Thursday evening March 13th 1947, in the home of our illustrious fraternity founder Bishop Edgar A. Love
THE BIRTH OF OMEGA
On Friday Evening, November 17, 1911, Three Howard University Undergraduate Students, With The Assistance Of Their Faculty Adviser, Gave Birth To The Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. This Event Occurred In The Office Of Biology Professor Ernest E. Just, The Faculty Adviser, In The Science Hall (Now Known As Thirkield Hall). The Three Liberal Arts Students Were Edgar A. Love, Oscar J. Cooper And Frank Coleman. From The Initials Of The Greek Phrase Meaning “Friendship Is Essential To The Soul,” The Name Omega Psi Phi Was Derived. The Phrase Was Selected As The Motto. Manhood, Scholarship, Perseverance And Uplift Were Adopted As Cardinal Principles. A Decision Was Made Regarding The Design For The Pin And Emblem, And Thus Ended The First Meeting Of The Omega Psi Phi Fraternity.
