SigEp’s Texas Tech Chapter became the most heavily represented organization within the school’s student government association this spring with six brothers elected or appointed to the governing body.

In athletic and intellectual competition, members of Yale’s SigEp chapter have showcased excellence on campus and across the country.

Alex Starnes, North Carolina State ’16, and Stephen Wemple, Villanova ’16, were selected as 2016-2017 Fulbright scholars. The Fulbright Program is the U.S. government’s leading international educational exchange program.

Training for the Olympics is no joke, but brother Luke Burton, Davidson ’17, is guided by SigEp’s Cardinal Principles, especially brotherly love.

Meet Jad Freyha, Monmouth ’17, of Damascus, Syria. Since arriving on campus, his college experience was changed because of his SigEp brothers.

Anyone worried about Cooke’s grades shouldn’t be. He earned a 4.0 this past semester -while taking 25 credit hours.

Jake Gaba, Dartmouth ’16, was selected from 3,000 applicants across 135 countries as a member of the inaugural 109-person class of Schwarzman Scholars.

Since I was a little kid, I’ve dreamed of running in one of the worlds most historic and prominent races – the Boston Marathon.

After embarking on a medical service trip to Guatemala for two weeks during winter break, Lin recounts the invaluable experience he gained by assisting medical teams at different clinics in the country.