Former Vice President Joe Biden visited George Mason University for an It’s On Us event and met the SigEp chapter president on campus. Both men spoke out against sexual assault at the event.

Chris Walters and Alex Claud manage the Official SigEp Store, which provides more than just great-looking apparel.

In the coming weeks, SigEp will be asking for your help reconnecting brothers with each other and with SigEp.

Over the last 115 years, SigEp has evolved and grown to meet the needs and characteristics of roughly nine generations of American college students. Innovation has been central to the Fraternity’s identity in large part because of a willingness to listen to the youngest generation of members.

Every 15-20 years, a new generation emerges with a unique set of characteristics and behaviors that are shaped by the societal events of their youth. Generation Z grew up post 9/11 during the war on terror, an economic recession, and political battles over marriage equality, immigration, gun regulations and affordable health care.

In 2013, Generation Z — born 1995 to 2010 — became the newest generational cohort to enter college. They’re now the majority of traditional-aged students on college campuses, with the oldest turning 21 this year.

SigEp’s Life After College is a two-day leadership event that provides undergraduate brothers with life skills and career insights. The program provides sessions on personal finance, business etiquette and personal branding to help brothers find professional success after college. While the vast majority of Life After College facilitators are successful SigEp alumni, Tony Fala, a…