After graduating, Patrick McConlogue, Pepperdine ’12, knew that he had to carry on the legacy of service his chapter engrained in him; after seeing Leo Grand, a homeless man, sitting outside his office every day, McConlogue seized the opportunity. “I passed by a homeless man, young, maybe 28, every day for about five months,” McConlogue…

For most retiring Americans, their final day of work isn’t much to write home about; it just marks the end of one phase and the beginning of another. But for Scott Steenson, North Texas ’69, his last day played out like many American men can only dream of as they doze off in their man caves…

Nick Nanton, Florida ’01, is a man of many mantles. Attorney. Director. Producer. Songwriter. Author. Entrepreneur. Emmy winner. As the CEO of the Dicks + Nanton Celebrity Branding Agency, Nanton learned early to pursue his passions and put in the hard work to get where he is today. For him, it all came down to…

Dan Hicks, Arizona ’84, has become one of the best-known voices of NBC’s Olympics coverage because he spends the Summer Games by the swimming pool, and his voice has been the soundtrack to Michael Phelps’ historic Olympic career. “There’s nothing like the Olympics,” Hicks said. “Every time you do one, you know you’re in for…

Meeting Mike for the first time may be unsettling—it seems he’s known you forever. Some say he’s an avid hunter, a family man, a great salesman. However, after a few minutes, it’s evident that Mike is most interested in you…and your success. I met Michael J. Duggan, Missouri State ’74, in 2003 while recruiting alumni…

One brother’s passion for innovation leads him to national grants, recognition, and a meeting with the First Lady.

SigEp Daniel G. Clodfelter, Davidson ’72, was appointed to serve as mayor of Charlotte, N.C. last week after a near-unanimous decision from Charlotte’s city council.

As one brother dives into the race of his life, a fellow SigEp joins the ranks to support him.

Brother Vern Gingerich, Trine University ’97, pursues his coaching passion and helps Notre Dame secure an NCAA championship.

After a lifetime of experience in leadership, one brother said he wanted to do more than share his stories.