On June 12, 2023, our case was heard by California’s Superior Court for Santa Clara County. Stanford’s lawyers continue to double down on the argument that we do not have standing, showing a complete disregard for a key stakeholder – alumni. Please read the full court exchange to see how little regard Stanford’s representatives have … Continued
Theta Delta Chi’s latest court filing has just been made available. Click here to read our full filing. We will continue to pursue legal action to reinstate our organization at Stanford and return TDX to 675 Lomita.
Theta Delta Chi’s latest court filing is the next step in our lawsuit to return TDX to Stanford’s campus. Click here to read our full filing. The Stanford Review published an exclusive story on the filing. Click here to read the whole story.
The History of Theta Delta Chi at Stanford Theta Delta Chi was founded October 31, 1847 at Union College in Schenectady, NY. The Stanford Chapter — called Eta Deuteron, it is the 11th chapter of the national organization — was officially founded on April 25, 1903 by Stanford students Marion Reynolds ’04 and Howell Brown … Continued
(Palo Alto, Calif.) – In a recent series of decisions, the Santa Clara Superior Court ruled against Stanford University, rejecting all four of its motions in its defense against a lawsuit filed by the school’s Theta Delta Chi alumni. The lawsuit seeks to obtain legal remedy for the unprecedented six-year suspension of the organization from … Continued
(Palo Alto, Calif.) – In a legal filing, Stanford University asked the Santa Clara Superior Court to throw out a lawsuit filed and supported by alumni of Theta Delta Chi Fraternity, claiming the group lacks standing to advocate for their interests in court. The Stanford alumni seek legal remedy for the unprecedented six-year suspension of … Continued
(STANFORD, CALIF.) – In a recent Santa Clara County legal filing, Stanford University rejected claims from the family of Eitan Weiner that the school bore any responsibility for the student’s January 2020 overdose death that occurred while he resided on campus. In their response to the Weiner family, Stanford University explicitly and exclusively blamed Eitan … Continued
(Stanford, Calif.) – Alumni of Theta Delta Chi Fraternity at Stanford University have filed a lawsuit against the school, alleging administrators violated their due process rights by arbitrarily punishing the organization, unilaterally imposing an unprecedented six-year suspension and removal from its historic campus home after the self-inflicted death of one its members, Eitan Weiner. Organized … Continued