Remembering David. T Bertorello and Bruce H. Hasenkamp
Remembering two lifelong volunteers
Fallen SigEp Captain Chris Norgren awarded the Lifetime Hero Award by the American Red Cross
The Wichita, Kansas, chapter of the American Red Cross has posthumously honored Captain Christopher L. Norgren, Missouri S&T ’07, with the Lifetime Hero Award. Norgren, a U.S. Marine, was killed in a helicopter crash during earthquake relief efforts in Nepal in May 2015.
Iowa State brothers remember Gary Sutton with scholarship
When Gary E. Sutton, Iowa State ’64, passed away in July, his chapter brothers wanted to honor his memory in a meaningful way. Last month, two Iowa State alumni announced the recipient of the inaugural Iowa Beta Gary Sutton ‘Dare to Be Different’ Scholarship.
Fight Like Phil Today: Indiana brothers support alumnus battling cancer
“I have cancer. I knew that before I was elected Grand President,” says Phillip A. Cox, Indiana ’84. “But the doctors were convinced I had beaten it. Now, over two years since the first diagnosis, the cancer is back with a vengeance, and various treatments and surgeries have only slowed it down. I’m not certain…
Honor of Philias recognizes chapter of Bobby Christman
The brothers of Southeast Missouri State are recognized for their service to the family of chapter brother Bobby Christman, who lost his life this fall.
SigEps lay wreath for fallen brother in Nashville
At the 54th Grand Chapter Conclave, Wednesday, serviceman gathered to honor a brother who gave his life for country.
Kicking off Conclave by thanking our servicemen
As undergraduates and alumni descended upon the Gaylord Opryland Resort, many spent their early hours honoring SigEp’s servicemen.
Brothers mourn undergraduate killed in armed robbery
On Sunday, January 11, 2015, Sigma Phi Epsilon lost a brother to a senseless act of violence.
Pennsylvania’s own WWII correspondent passes
Henry ‘Hank’ Pope, Pennsylvania ’43, passed away in Red Bank, N.J., on March 14, 2015, at the age of 94.
Sigma Phi Epsilon mourns the loss of Clemson student Tucker Hipps
Sigma Phi Epsilon’s response to the death of Clemson brother Tucker Hipps.
