Which trio is traditionally recognized as the core values of Alpha Phi Alpha?

• A. Brotherhood, Scholarship, and Service
• B. Integrity, Leadership, and Service
• C. Courage, Wisdom, and Community
• D. Friendship, Excellence, and Service

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is understanding the trio of values that traditionally define Alpha Phi Alpha. Brotherhood, Scholarship, and Service are the three commitments that shape how members relate to each other, pursue academic excellence, and engage with the wider community. Brotherhood emphasizes a strong, supportive network and mutual responsibility among members. Scholarship highlights the importance of educational achievement, intellectual growth, and mentoring. Service focuses on giving back, addressing social needs, and leading through actions that benefit others. This threefold emphasis is deeply rooted in the fraternity’s history and identity, shaping programs, initiatives, and everyday conduct. While the other options include worthy traits, they do not reflect the specific trio historically associated with Alpha Phi Alpha.