Is your national magazine available online?
 

Alpha Phi Quarterly Issues Dating Back To Fall 1998 are available online.

The Alpha Phi Quarterly is an award-winning magazine that has been published continuously since its establishment in 1888. Its purpose when created and to this day: to report "the entire workings of the society, the growth of each chapter, as well as the whereabouts of absent sisters."

Delta Zeta's Lamp is posted on our website for all to read.

It has been for years.

Yes

Link to the Journal

Caduceus...
 

The Caduceus, Kappa Sigma's quarterly publication, is available to the public in Adobe PDF format at our website, www.kappasigma.org

Mike

yes, you can access it from our national website.

Yes

Yes, go to Alpha Omicron Pi and click on the To Dragma dropdown menu. I think it goes back to Spring 2003 or so.

Parts of the Triad are on DPhiE's website @ www.dphie.org.

Yes, at our national website.

Nope...

When I did the original website (in 1995-96) I tried to get it put online, but wasn't able to convince anyone of the need to do that.

Now that it is "shopped out" to another commerical concern, it is still not there.

I host the AGR and the Phi Kaps websites on my server and both have their publications online. AGR actually has EVERYTHING they have ever published on their websites (talk about massive storage usage ;) :)...but they do a great job!

Yes.

www.sigmataugamma.org and click on the magazine's cover.

That's funny - when I was doing our national website, I ran into the same thing. Our journal is online now, though.

Yup. The Sigma Kappa Triangle is available online through the national website.