The rewards of membership extend far beyond one's college years through continued commitment to the values, the brothers, and the Educational Foundation. This is why Fiji did not adopt the name "alumni." Rather, post collegiate members are known as "Graduate Brothers," implying that membership extends far beyond the undergraduate experience. The commitment exemplifies another motto by which Phi Gams live, "Not For College Days Alone",and an organization of fathers and sons within Phi Gamma Delta known as "Sires and Sons".
Phi Gamma Delta's Norris Pig Dinners are the most widely observed and longest continually running, chapter-based, annual graduate event in the Greek world. The first Pig Dinner was held at the University of California, Berkeley in 1893. In 1902, the Pig Dinner was dedicated in memory of Frank Norris (Cal 1894), whose sense of humor created the event that has become an annual ceremony throughout all of Fijiland.