Building Balanced Men
Since 1904, SigEp has continuously shared stories about the SigEp experience and the lives of our brothers over time. The SigEp Journal, the official magazine of the Fraternity, is a biannual print publication and serves as the online source for features stories, chapter news, alumni & volunteer news, commentary and more. View the SigEp Journal Archive.
Here, we showcase stories from our magazine and provide current news and updates about our Fraternity, our brothers and our many supporters.
“Nobody cares how much you know until they know how much you care.” Gaston says this mantra can transform our interactions in business and life.
Recruitment is what keeps this organization growing and what helps all of us carry out our mission of “Building Balanced Men”
Even though the coronavirus pandemic has made recruitment more of a challenge this year, SigEp’s Wisconsin-Platteville chapter has experienced a great deal of success marketing its Balanced Man Scholarship.
Settling into life after graduation can be difficult for many recent grads. It’s easy to miss the structure of college, as well as daily interactions with friends, a consistent sense of community and concrete goals to work toward each day. After graduating, things are a lot more fluid, and it can be hard to make…
SigEp chapters across the country are working to deepen relationships in their communities and bring people together to advocate for equality.
A moving story of generosity inspired brothers to sponsor a new generation of donors at the 2020 Carlson Leadership Academy.
Dr. Tyler Miller is part of a team of researchers studying the effectiveness of coronavirus antibody tests.
San Diego alumnus Matthew Dominick completed astronaut training in 2020 and looks forward to receiving a flight assignment for an upcoming NASA mission.
SigEp brothers at American University stepped in to assist one of their philanthropic partners when social distancing prevented the organization from holding a major fundraising event.
Thanks to a decade-long effort by Oklahoma State volunteers, 80 brothers started fall 2018 in a brand-new chapter home.
