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.
To whom it may concern: I am writing in regards to the fine men of the Sigma Phi Epsilon Washington Gamma Chapter. This spring a group of young men from the SigEp chapter of Eastern Washington University came to our aid in the removal of our 35-year-old rotting deck. My husband is just 39 years…
Journal Editor, I received a letter in the mail recently. The letter stated that because I am a brother of Sigma Phi Epsilon I could receive a special rate by changing my automobile insurance to Nationwide Insurance. This letter is frustrating because it gives the appearance that SigEp has sold my information. This happens all too often with…
Two-thirds of SigEp chapter houses had a house mother in 1970. Fewer than one in ten have one now. Mentorship and guidance from house mothers has always been highly valued, but the demand for academic support and professional mentorship has far exceeded the supply of volunteers in our ranks. In many cases, the house mother has given way…
SigEp National Housing (SENH) has partnered with chapters and Alumni and Volunteer Corporations (AVCs) for more than fifty years to support safe, healthy, top-quartile facilities. As university housing options have advanced, so too have the expectations of Greek housing. To remain a relevant and competitive housing option, SigEp chapter homes must be managed with more attention and care…
A successful businessman, now-retired brother Jim Rippey, Oregon ’53, continues his life of service through philanthropy.
Three journalists discover their common bond as SigEps and enhance their relationship as fellow journalists.
Former Northwest Missouri wide receiver Nick Inzerello, ’98, dedicates his career to improving youth and amateur football.
Two SigEps follow their unique passions and find success in the rental housing industry.
A founding member of our Yale chapter creates a safe way for promising start-ups and potential buyers to meet.
Armed with diligence and supported by brotherly love, one SigEp finds the determination to pursue his Olympic dreams.
