Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. hosted its 2025 International Conclave, drawing nearly 10,000 members and supporters. This historic event celebrated the fraternity’s legacy of service and inclusivity, while spotlighting its newest honorary inductees—an extraordinary group of leaders spanning education, entertainment, sports, and ministry.
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Founded in 1914 at Howard University, Phi Beta Sigma has long championed the motto “Culture For Service and Service For Humanity.” This year’s conclave underscored that mission, with the fraternity unveiling a commemorative paver on Tampa’s Riverwalk, symbolizing its enduring impact.
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The 2025 honorary inductees exemplify Black excellence:
This conclave not only celebrated these honorees but also reaffirmed Phi Beta Sigma’s commitment to uplifting communities worldwide. As International President Chris V. Rey stated, “This class represents the diversity of excellence we celebrate.”
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