The suspension of Theta-Omega Chapter of Sigma Pi Fraternity, International at Middle Tennessee State University has been lifted as a result of the conclusion of the investigation into a banner that was displayed outside of the chapter house at MTSU. Disciplinary action was taken in regards to the members who participated in the displaying of […]
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Statement Regarding Middle Tennessee State University
Theta-Omega Chapter of Sigma Pi Fraternity, International at Middle Tennessee State University has been suspended pending an investigation into a banner that was displayed outside of the chapter house at MTSU. “Sigma Pi Fraternity condemns the use of sexist or demeaning banners anywhere in the community. It’s completely against the values of Sigma Pi Fraternity, […]
St. John’s Colony Approved for Chartering
The Executive Office of Sigma Pi Fraternity, International is excited to announce that the Grand Council has approved the petition to charter from the Colony at St. John’s University. The Founding Fathers at St. John’s have exceeded all expectations, and are now prepared to move forward as a chapter of Sigma Pi. Iota-Tau Chapter of […]
Chapter Awards at the 2015 Sigma Pi University
CLICK HERE FOR PHOTOS FROM THE CONFERENCE The Executive Office of Sigma Pi Fraternity, International would like to congratulate the following chapters on the awards they received during the 2015 Sigma Pi University: A UIFI Experience. Beyer Fryburg Standards of Excellence Award Presented annually to the chapter with the highest Standards of Excellence score University […]
GS Morris Honored by FEA
The Executive Office is proud to announce that GS E. Andrew Morris (Murray State ’70) was recognized by the Fraternity Executives Association at the 2015 Annual Meeting in Scottsdale, Arizona for his contributions to the FEA community. This award is presented to members who have positively impacted the FEA organization through their leadership and advancement […]
Recognizing the Men of Sigma Pi
Throughout the history of Sigma Pi Fraternity, there have been great men who have represented Sigma Pi and themselves in an outstanding manner in their professional or personal lives. Often, though not always, we have found ways to recognize their achievements. After just a few minutes spent in the Sigma Pi Museum at the Mitchell […]
A Dedication and Celebration for our Veterans
The Sigma Pi Veterans Memorial on the grounds of the Historic Mitchell House at the Executive Office in Lebanon, Tennessee has taken a step closer to reality. On March 20, 2015, Brother Mark Reed (Alpha-Phi, Georgia ’69), Chairman of the Veterans Committee, appointed by GS E. Andrew Morris (Gamma-Upsilon, Murray State ’70), chaired the Veterans Committee […]
Zeta-Eta Chapter Supports Education in Bolivia Through Philanthropic Concert
The brothers of Zeta-Eta Chapter at Santa Clara went above and beyond this year to raise money to support the Bolivia 4Ward Foundation. The chapter utilized their quarter day party as a fundraising opportunity for this foundation. They hired Florida Rap artist Shwayze, along with an event management company with private security and sold over […]
20 Random Questions with… Sam Lagana (Epsilon-Sigma, Loyola Marymount ’85)
Editors Note: In our series “20 Random Questions with…”, we take a fun and interesting look at some of our most prominent alumni. From men who contribute financially to the success of the organization, to others who volunteer their time to help our members across North America, we take this opportunity to spotlight the leaders of […]
Expansion Projects announced for 2015-2016
The Executive Office of Sigma Pi Fraternity, International is excited to announce six expansion projects for the upcoming 2015-2016 academic school year. Recolonization efforts will take place at East Carolina University (Eta-Kappa), California State University-Fullerton (Epsilon-Nu), and the University of Michigan (Alpha-Beta) in the fall semester, and at California State University-Fresno (Alpha-Xi), Northern Arizona University […]