Phi Mu Alpha-Zeta Psi Chapter

01/22/2026

12/26/2022

Wishing our Brothers and friends who celebrate the holiday a joyous Kwanzaa! We take this time to celebrate love, community, and family.

12/25/2022

Good tidings and joy to all as we wish our Brothers and friends who celebrate the holiday, a Merry Christmas!

12/19/2022

🕎 Wishing our Brothers and friends who celebrate the holiday, a joyous Hanukkah!

11/02/2022

We hope our Brothers and friends who celebrate Día de Los Mu***os find happiness as you celebrate, honor, and remember those that have come before you. 🌺💀🌹

10/11/2022

Wishing our Brothers and friends who celebrate the holiday a prosperous and happy Sukkot. Chag Sameach!

10/06/2022

Happy Founder’s Day, brothers!

Today is Sinfonia’s “Founder’s Day” – the 124th anniversary of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, the world’s oldest and largest music fraternity, founded in 1898.

In 1898, Ossian Mills founded the Sinfonia Club at the conservatory, which was destined very soon to become Alpha Chapter of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Fraternity of America. He was elected an honorary member of the club at its first meeting on October 6, 1898.

Often referred to as the “Father of the Sinfonia,” Mills had been a familiar figure at annual conventions until his last years when his work would not permit his leaving Boston. He served the Fraternity as Supreme President from 1901-1902 and 1904-1905 and was elected “Honorary Grand Supreme President for Life” in 1904.

In 1954, former Supreme President Percy Burrell recalled his long friendship with Mills. He noted above all Mills’ humility and the fact that Mills became somewhat uncomfortable when given recognition as having “planted a seed in the hearts of some young men studying music at the New England Conservatory in Boston back in 1898, that had blossomed forth into a national brotherhood that year after year had been making its impress throughout the country…” Burrell wrote further: “I can still see what seemed to be a wistful yet joyous expression on his face whenever this thought was expressed in his presence.”

Ossian Mills died from pneumonia at his home in Wellesley, Massachusetts on December 26, 1920. He had been ill for only a few days, and “his death came as a great shock to his associates and assistants to all of whom was familiar the story of the great service which he rendered in the earlier years of the school” and which he “unremittingly continued” during his later years. He is buried in the family plot of a small, wooded cemetery in Thompson, Connecticut.

May we continue to honor Ossian’s vision.

Happy Founder’s Day, Brothers!

10/05/2022

To our Brothers and friends who celebrate Yom Kippur, we wish you peace and goodness this day. G'mar Tov!

08/02/2022

07/24/2022

Proud of Brother Amari and James for attending the National Convention this summer and representing Zeta Psi!

07/09/2022

To our Brothers and friends who celebrate may the sacrifices you've made your family, for the needy, and for yourself be blessed this Eid al-Adha.

07/08/2022

May our Brothers and friends who recognize ​the Day of Arafah, find forgiveness and blessings today.