Theta Rho Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc.

13/01/2025

From the men of Theta Rho, we would like to say Happy Founders Day to all the women of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. We hope you enjoy and are thankful for all you do.

07/04/2024

07/04/2024

MASSIVE RQQ & HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Collin Turner & Niko Sosa

27/03/2024

RQQ TO THE GOOD BRUHZ OF 21’ We want to wish Walt Young & Franklin Walton the best of luck to their future endeavors. Both will be heading back to the states to work for Omega & her cause.

03/03/2024

Happy Birthday To BRO. Rashad Jones

29/02/2024

Big Birthday Shout OWT to Mighty Tau Psi's Quentin Atkinson on reaching the big 30. He spent 3 years working actively for Theta Rho while serving in the military. RQQ 16'

26/02/2024

comes along with a special HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO THE ROK HARD QUE HIMSELF Walt Young😎

On behalf of Theta Rho Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc. we want to thank you for the work you’ve put in, leading us in many prayers as chaplain & most of all… BEING A FRIEND. RQQ TO THE GOOD BRUHZ OF 21’

25/02/2024

Set It OWT Saturdayz 🐶⚡️

24/02/2024

February 18, 1904, Charles Young and Ada Mills were married in Oakland, California.

The wedding ceremony was held at Ms. Ada Mills Aunt’s home. The wedding was officiated by Reverend Otho E. Jones of the First AME Church of Oakland. Some of Charles’s Ninth Cavalry enlisted troopers were present as witnesses along with family members of the bride. There were no fellow officers present at the ceremony. The Young’s maintained a strong connection to Northern California even after they departed the Presidio. They purchased and maintained property in the area in addition to Mrs. Young’s family ties.

To learn more about this time in Brigadier General Charles and Mrs. Ada Mills Young lives check out “Black Officer in a Buffalo Soldier Regiment: The Military Career of Charles Young” by Brian G. Shellum.

Photo: Photoshopped photos together of Ada Mills Young and Charles Young. Original photos were taken separately in 1903. Photos are courtesy of the National Afro-American Museum and Cultural Center, Wilberforce, Ohio.