Andrew Weber, Carnegie Mellon ’02, decided that he and his friends, including Carnegie Mellon SigEp brothers Marcus Louie, ’01, Stephen Piercy, ’02, and Michael Schultz, ’03, would have a bachelor party to celebrate his upcoming marriage in 2008 in a way that reflected his deeply held values—an act of community service. That experience came to…

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…