Local volunteers provide firm foundation of support for SigEp’s largest chapter
Vintage postcard captures message from SigEp founder
Brothers with a penchant for architecture will certainly feel a sense of nostalgia for this vintage postcard. The front displays a photo of the building that previously stood at 518 W. Franklin Street in Richmond, Virginia. The building was initially erected as a private home and later served as the Fraternity’s Headquarters from 1927 to…
SigEp is rising
As I reflect on the past two years since my election as SigEp’s Grand President, I’m filled with pride and purpose — not just for how far we’ve come, but for where we’re going. Today, SigEp’s goal is clearer than ever: to be the largest and best fraternity on every campus where we plant our…
Brother’s gift leaves a legacy for future chapter leaders
Legacies are built — sometimes with fanfare, but more often in the quiet, everyday moments that define meaningful relationships. Brother Kent B. Hickman, Colorado ’61, was the kind of man who put his brotherly love into action by investing in the young men around him. For decades, he diligently built mentor relationships at Colorado Alpha…
