Known as the “Mother of Fraternities,” Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, is recognized as the birthplace of five national fraternities, including three established in the mid-1800s. Although SigEp wasn’t chartered at Miami until 1948, the Ohio Eta chapter and one of its founding members, Myron “Tuffy” Potter, Miami (Ohio), have their own unique connection to…
Ohio Eta brother left a mark on Mother of Fraternities
St. John’s hoops tourney awards first scholarship
AVC President Cesar Pozo (3rd from the left) poses with the winning team. Brothers at SigEp’s New York Rho chapter have come up with a novel way to showcase Sound Mind and Sound Body on their campus while also honoring St. John’s University athletic heritage. At a school where highly competitive basketball is a tradition,…
Speaker series brings spirit of arête to chapter home
A championship-winning coach. An entrepreneur in the manufacturing industry. A sales leader in technology consulting. The director of a global apparel brand. Each of these accomplished professionals has shared his vision for building a successful life and career with Oregon Alpha brothers as guests at the chapter’s Arête Conversations discussion series. The brainchild of Chris…
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