President's Message - Feb. 2025
Bro. Mikael E. LaRoche
FEBRUARY 2025
Brothers of Mu Lambda,
I extend my heartfelt gratitude to each of you for an active and impactful January. Your strong participation in the MLK Holiday DC Peace Walk and Parade, our Chapter Retreat, and other engagements across the District set the tone for a year of brotherhood, leadership, and service. You continue to exemplify the spirit of Alpha, and for that, I thank you.
As we step into February, we recognize it as both Heart Health Awareness Month and the Month of Love. I encourage each of you to prioritize your well-being and check in on your loved ones and fellow brothers—because Alpha is not just an organization, it is a family.
In the spirit of service, I ask for your support in making a lasting impact on the women of The House of Ruth. Please contribute to our Amazon Wishlist as we prepare to host an amazing event for the women in need of our care and support. This is an opportunity for Mu Lambda to show love in action—a fundamental pillar of our Fraternity.
And, of course, we cannot forget fellowship! Be sure to join us for our upcoming Super Bowl Watch Party, where we will gather in the spirit of brotherhood, competition, and camaraderie.
February is Black History Month, but for Mu Lambda, Black history is our everyday reality. We stand on the shoulders of trailblazers, pioneers, and visionaries, and our Chapter remains at the forefront of impact and excellence. Let’s take this month to reflect, honor, and continue making history in everything we do.
Brothers, stay engaged, steadfast, and committed to our mission. Let’s keep pushing Mu Lambda Onward and Upward!
Fraternally,
Brother Mikael E. LaRoche,
(10-Mu Lambda-13)
President
2024 - 2025
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.
Mu Lambda Chapter

About Mu Lambda
Mu Lambda is Alpha's eleventh alumni chapter, chartered October 1, 1923, in Washington D.C. The chapter was established, in part, in response to the desire of graduate brothers, many of whom were initiated into Beta Chapter at Howard University, to give aid to the undergraduate brothers and continue the work of Alpha. Chartered by 22 distingushed men of Alpha which included Jewel Nathaniel Allison Murray and Jewel Robert Harold Ogle.
