This year's Rho Alpha Kappa Alumni Association award recipiant is second year RTA New Media student Jill Banez. Jil hopes to further her career by participating in the study abroad program.
Rho Documentary
BROTHERHOOD is a intimate and amusing look at fraternity life at Ryerson in the 50s and 60s, the Brothers' commitment to build a legacy and the friendships that endure to this day.
2024 Rho Award Recipient
BROTHERHOOD is available on DVD. Send us an email if you would like a free copy.
Rho History
In the late 1960's Hal Arthur (President of Rho in 1959), wrote The Early Days of Rho Alpha Kappa - a detailed and light-hearted look at the fraternity life at Ryerson. To receive a PDF of The Early Days of Rho Alpha Kappa (38 pages), send us an email request.
Ryerson fraternity
celebrates 60 years
In October, 2018, around 40 Rho brothers and friends celebrated 60 years of Rho Alpha Kappa at Ryerson. For the full story and more pictures, please goto Rho@60.
Rho appreciates the ongoing support of Alumni Relations, Toronto Metropolitan University.
2024 Rho award recipient Jill Banez
Dr Joseph Recupero, Associate Chair,
RTA School of Media
and Brian Bobbie, Rho President
RhoGolf '22
RhoGolf'22 Champions:
Rob Metcalfe, Andy Bell and Hendryk Urbanski
On July 23, after two years of no golf, RhoGolf 22 teed off at Erin Heights GC for a great day of golf, comeraderie and a fine dinner.
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"The strong sense of community and collaboration that defines the RTA experience has been one of the most meaningful aspects of my academic journey at Toronto Metropolitan University. It is inspiring to know that you (Rho Alpha Kappa Alumni Assoc.) cherished these same values of connection and life-long friendship during your time in the program. Your dedication to giving back and supporting future generations of RTA students serves as a reminder of the impact of community and togetherness.”
The Rho Alpha Kappa Alumni Association Award is in its 26th year and is made possible by an endowed fund established by the association and administered by Toronto Metropolitan University. Currently the fund exceeds $142,000 and ensures annual student awards in perpetuity. To date the fund has disburst over $100,000 to 40 students.