Coat of Arms
Coat of arms originated as family emblems, then cities, societies, and institutions adopted them. All college fraternities have them, but few have created their design with such faithful adherence to the laws of the ancient art of heraldry as has Lambda Chi Alpha.

The Badge
The badge is a pearl-set crescent with horns turned toward the left, enclosing a monogram of the Greek letters Lambda, Chi, and Alpha. The center of the crescent bears the Greek letters Delta and Pi in gold on black enamel. A variety of jewels may be selected for the Lambda.

Associate Member Pin
The associate member pin has a most interesting history because it embodies the official badge of Theta Kappa Nu as well as the original new member pin of Lambda Chi Alpha. The original Lambda Chi Alpha pin was a gothic arch, and with the union, this was superimposed upon the triangles composing the official badge of Theta Kappa Nu.

The Cross and Crescent
The combination of the cross and crescent are emblematic of Lambda Chi Alpha's ideals and teachings, as the Creed denotes. However, it's symbolism is much more and is only revealed to members of Lambda Chi Alpha. Two notable uses of the cross and crescent are the Recogition Button and the Friendship Pin.

The Flag
The Lambda Chi Alpha flag may be flown on appropriate occasions or placed on a wall. Chapters may place their Zeta letters in the upper right corner to identify their flags.

The Flower
The Fraternity flower is the white rose.

The Colors
The Fraternity colors are purple, green, and gold.

Lambda Chi Alpha
The Greek initials and English words of Lambda Chi Alpha may be used on a variety of clothing and a multitude of other items.