Grand Sage Travels: A Trip Around the Country

Over the last academic year, Grand Sage Steve Lawler (Iowa ’82) traveled across the country visiting chapters, meeting brothers, attending events, and so much more. According to GS Lawler, “it was important to show the chapters that I cared about their individual needs and opinions. I wanted to visit chapters in several regions to have […]

Founders’ Award Recipient: PGS John Williams

Past Grand Sage John Williams (Widener ‘85) is set to receive the Founders’ Award, the highest honor within Sigma Pi, at the 54th Biennial Convocation held in Niagara Falls, NY. The Founders’ Award is strictly reserved for the most exemplary members of our organization for their contributions within their profession, their community, the Fraternity, or […]

Theta Chapter (Penn State) honors brothers who served in WWII

EDITORS NOTE: The excerpt below originally ran in an article on the Centre Daily News online publication and was written by Britney Milazzo. To read the article in its entirety, please click here.  Before Wilford Beisel died, he drafted a will that would help him give back to his church and country. He died in 2014. […]

Iota-Tau Chapter (St. John’s) brings puppies to Marillac

EDITORS NOTE: The excerpt below originally ran in an article on the St. John’s University online publication, The Torch. To read the article in its entirety, please click here.  Emphasizing the importance of service dogs for Veterans suffering with PTSD, brothers of Sigma Pi Fraternity held their annual Sigma Puppies event in Marillac Terrace on Oct. […]

Gamma-Eta Chapter (Rutgers) Helps to Open Food Pantry on Campus

EDITORS NOTE: This excerpt is from an article originally ran on The Daily Targum and was written by Stephen Weiss.  Willson said Rutgers Against Hunger (RAH) and the Sigma Pi fraternity played key roles in starting the pantry and keeping it afloat. “One of the staff members who was instrumental in starting RAH was retiring, […]

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