SPOTLIGHT
My son joined a UNL fraternity and I didn’t know what to expect. Here’s...
Erica Venancio
As fall fraternity recruitment begins on campuses across Nebraska this month, thousands of parents are having the same conversation I had just over two years ago. My son Dylan wanted to join a fraternity, and I wasn't sure...
As Southwestern’s First Member of a Divine Nine Fraternity, Ethan Sledge ’27 Works to...
Andrew Felts
Ethan Sledge ’27 will forever be linked to the history of Southwestern University. In April, he became the first SU student to be inducted into The Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., a pivotal moment in Southwestern’s quest to...
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OUR MEMBERS
ASU student named Scholar of the Year for the national Sigma Nu Fraternity
Sam Luba
Brock Blakley, a senior studying accounting and artificial intelligence in business, was awarded the Sigma Nu National Scholar...
AFTER COLLEGE
Longtime B’nai B’rith International leader recognized for an extraordinary career of Jewish communal leadership, advocacy and service
Alpha Epsilon Pi International Fraternity (AEPi), the world’s only...
MORE CAMPUS LIFE
Local fraternity awarded city service award
Fire chief: Actions during search are ‘shining example’
MARYVILLE, Mo. — The Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity at Northwest Missouri State University was awarded the Outstanding...
A Troy University fraternity walked 128 miles for wounded veterans
Veterans make significant sacrifices while serving our country, and a Troy University fraternity wanted to show them how much they’re appreciated.
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Pi Kappa Phi returns to BU
After 10 years, the Theta Omega chapter of Pi Kappa Phi is returning to Binghamton University this semester. The fraternity’s official philanthropic efforts will...
Sustainability Chair educates, seeks changes
“The earth is hurting,” says Eric Woods, PΔ ’23. “Climate change is real. The facts are out there, and major changes need to be...
Fraternity creates a bond that goes beyond college graduations. It’s a powerful,
powerful thing."
Emanuel Cleaver II
Congressman, D-Mo.Via Roll Call
