SigEp’s Virginia Nu chapter was founded in the spring of 1981, becoming the sixth fraternity at Radford University. The chapter went on to create a culture based on active involvement in campus life both inside and outside the classroom, nurturing student athletes, resident advisors, members of Radford’s emergency medical services squad and honors academy graduates,…
Virginia Nu caps successful return to Radford with charter celebration
Virginia Tech brothers raise more than $35,000 for Flex Out Hunger
Raising just over $35,500 in total, Virginia Tech SEC has not only proved that the philanthropy was entrusted in good hands, but their phenomenal success has allowed them to further build their reputation and exemplify SigEp’s cardinal principles through what has become one of the most iconic philanthropic events at Virginia Tech.
Kansas State University celebrates 100 years of brotherhood
Jake Gittemeier, ’21, Ben Waldron, ’21, and Josh Morgan, ’21, flip through alumni scrapbooks. SigEp’s Kansas State Chapter commemorated 100 years of history, tradition and brotherhood in February 2018 at a celebration in Manhattan, Kansas. Brothers from the 1940s through today came together for a weekend of fun and fellowship as alumni reconnected with old…
Oregon Alpha celebrates 100th anniversary
Oregon Alpha centennial banquet attendees gather for a group photo. Over the weekend of May 18-20, 2018, more than 350 alumni, undergraduates and guests gathered in Corvallis to celebrate the centennial of SigEp’s Oregon State Chapter. A welcome barbecue Friday evening was followed the next morning by the centennial chapter meeting led by former National…
Central Missouri brothers mark half century
Missouri Theta’s founding fathers gather for a photo at the chapter’s 50th anniversary celebration. On March 9, 2018, about 100 brothers from the University of Central Missouri kicked off a weekend celebration of the chapter’s 50th anniversary with a social at the Hidden Pines Country Club in Warrensburg, Missouri. Alumni and current chapter members reminisced,…
South Florida brothers celebrate 50 years
In 1966, the men of Verdandi Fraternity, a local fraternity at the University of South Florida, began searching for national affiliation. With counsel from SigEp alumni George Kaludis, Maryland-College Park ’60, and Ray King, Drake ’56, they successfully petitioned Sigma Phi Epsilon for membership. Florida Iota was chartered on May 25, 1968, with 33 brothers.…
Brothers look back on 50 years at Trine
On April 13-15, 2018, Trine University SigEps gathered to commemorate the chapter’s 50th anniversary with a weekend of celebrations, meetings and get-togethers. Of the chapter’s 813 alumni, 206 returned for the celebration. Most had not seen each other or even been on campus since their college days. Prior to the anniversary weekend, the chapter’s history…
University Partners of the Year 2018
The University Partner of the Year Award recognizes faculty and staff who have gone above and beyond to create a meaningful partnership with SigEp on their campus.
Stanford Chapter has Rhodes and Schwarzman Scholars
Two brothers from SigEp’s Stanford Chapter were selected for prestigious international fellowships this year. In fall 2018, Jelani Munroe, ’16, and Daniel Kilimnik, ’16, will begin their stints as Rhodes and Schwarzman Scholars, respectively. Munroe, originally from Jamaica, studied economics and public policy at Stanford. He is currently working as the financial manager of the…
Iowa brothers mark 100 years
After overcoming a recent period of cultural challenges, the former Buchanan Cup-winning chapter once again has a future that looks bright. In the last year, the chapter has grown from three to 34 undergraduate brothers. The group is focused on recruiting the best undergraduate men and defying Greek stereotypes, despite a challenging campus environment.
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