SPOTLIGHT
Pi Kapp Brothers Live Their Best Greek Life
Rob Enslin
On April 4, 2024, Blaise Anthis ’27 contacted the central office of Pi Kappa Phi (aka Pi Kapp) about starting a chapter at Syracuse University.
A year later to the day, he and 72 other “founding fathers” were initiated...
Beyond the stereotypes: Greek life’s push for change
Erin O'Driscoll
With 536 active members in the latest report, Greek life has a large presence at the University of Maine. I should be upfront and say that I am in Greek life, and while writing this article, I am...
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...
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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
New IFC executive team takes office
A new generation of leaders is setting a positive example for young men on Oklahoma State University campus.
The OSU Interfraternity Council elected their 2020-2021...
Sigma Chi: philanthropy, brotherhood, service
Lily Weissmann
Valparaiso University prides themselves on a strong Fraternity and Sorority Life (FSL) community. A fraternity that has made an avid effort to lift...
Alpha Epsilon Pi and Joey Chestnut host annual hot dog eating fundraiser
From 1 to 4 p.m. at 170 River Road, the University of Georgia chapter of Alpha Epsilon Pi hosted its second annual hot dog...
Fraternity creates a bond that goes beyond college graduations. It’s a powerful,
powerful thing."
Emanuel Cleaver II
Congressman, D-Mo.Via Roll Call
