In 1981, a new SigEp chapter was chartered on the campus of Truman State University (then Northeast Missouri State University). With groundbreaking programming and a desire to set themselves apart from other, stereotypical fraternities on campus, members recruited top scholars, leaders and athletes from the student body. Within a few years, the Missouri Mu Chapter…

In 1901, William McKinley died in office, succeeded by Theodore Roosevelt. New York became the first state to require the use of license plates. The first Nobel Prize was awarded, and Walt Disney was born. SigEp was founded that year, and no one knew that it would rank alongside those events in historical significance. It’s…

Joseph Mitchell, a senior in SigEp’s Iowa Delta Chapter, becomes the youngest member of the Iowa House.