Originally founded in 1990, the Northwestern Chapter lost its charter in 2012. Under unusual circumstances, the recolonization process began less than three months later in January 2013. At that time, a new group of students committed themselves to SigEp’s cardinal principles and the Balanced Man Program.

In SigEp, diligence makes the impossible possible. This fall, diligence resurrected the once-great Iowa Eta Chapter at Loras College.

The SigEps at Florida International celebrated 30 years of history this spring. 220 attendees met, which included alumni from every year since 1986, when the chapter was first colonized.

More than 250 brothers and guests attended the 100-year celebration. Over 100 alumni traveled from both coasts and many states for the largest meeting of Minnesota Alpha alumni since the chapter was rechartered.

“The two most important days in your life are the day you are born and the day you find out why.” This quote, frequently attributed to Mark Twain, serves as the inspiration for a class being taught at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln by SigEp Faculty Fellow Deb Mullen.

In November 2016, Valparaiso University hosted its second annual TEDx event, and three SigEp alumni served as speakers for the program.

A New Jersey Alpha brother leads his chapter in a thought-provoking discussion on masculinity.

On Saturday March 5, the West Virginia Beta Chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity was rechartered at a banquet that marked the group’s official return to West Virginia University.