News
- Posted by Guy Catania
"The Magazine of Sigma Chi" recently published a photo of our alumni chapter brothers who gathered to lay Christmas wreathes at the graves of fallen US military verterans interned at Beaufort National Cemetery in Beaufort, SC. Shown is the magazine photograph, as copied from the magazine by one of our members.
- Posted by Frank Roach
Welcome to our new website developed by the Alumni Engagement team at our national office. Now there is one place to find out about and register for all chapter activities. No more remembering to reply to emails; just click a button and you are confirmed. You may also quickly pay and get a receipt by selecting the STRIPE option. In the member area, you can find the names and contact information for all dues paying members --- if you have paid dues. We are excited about this new development for our Chapter. Thanks to Andrew Crossan and Leo Fackler for making it happen and to Brother Guy Catania for agreeing to keep the site up to date.
- Posted by Sigma Chi
In honor of Centennial Brother Gene Luntey (center) on his 100th Birthday. Pictured at his home with current & past alumni chapter officers.
Read more: In honor of Centennial Brother Gene Luntey (center) on his 100th Birthday.
- Posted by Sigma Chi
The establishment of Sigma Chi was a protest against artificiality and false pretense, a plea for personal independence, for congeniality and genuine friendship as the only natural basis of associations in a collegiate brotherhood. The Founders’ unfortunate experience in Delta Kappa Epsilon, which they saw as a group focused on conformity for political gain, stirred their hearts and their spirit. They found it a necessity to allow and accept differences in points of views and opinions, realizing that doing so brought opportunities and pleasures. This “spirit” became documented as The Spirit of Sigma Chi, although the creation date and author is unknown.