Announcing the 2022 Tragos Quest to Greece Finalists
Fraternity News
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity Offers $25K Reward for Information into Tucker Hipps’ Death
The national fraternity of Sigma Phi Epsilon will contribute $25,000 as a reward for information into the 2014 death of brother Tucker Hipps that helps close the case.
Nineteen undergrads to experience the power of the Tragos Quest to Greece in 2021
Mentors and past attendees gather virtually to celebrate the 2021 Tragos Quest to Greece scholars.
Executive Development series provides opportunity for notable alumni to share wisdom with undergraduate leaders
Virtual sessions give chapter leaders tools to build success
SigEp’s career coaching prepares undergrads for the pandemic job market
SigEp’s new program pairs student members with alumni for professional development.
Honor those who make SigEp great: Award nominations are open
SigEp is honoring deserving brothers and volunteers all year long. Now’s the time to nominate those who go above and beyond to contribute to SigEp’s success.
Brotherly Love calls us
“I see you, I love you with all my heart, I commit to listen to you, and I commit to help take action.” — Grand President Tom Jelke
Summer programs cancelled amid COVID-19
Stay tuned for news about online leadership offerings
Sigma Phi Epsilon Departs North American Interfraternity Conference
RICHMOND, Va. — Today, Sigma Phi Epsilon (SigEp) announced that the Fraternity is leaving the North American Interfraternity Conference (NIC) after serving four years on the trade association’s governing council.
New National Directors elected; Grand President Jelke shares vision
Saturday morning, the Grand Chapter elected six alumni and students to fill vacant seats on the National Board of Directors.
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