The Sigma Pi 2025–26 Year in Review The 2025–26 fiscal year marked a period of meaningful growth and renewed connection across Sigma Pi. From stronger undergraduate participation and expanded leadership development to increased donor support and new ways for members to engage with the Fraternity, the year reflected continued progress and organizational momentum. Across chapters, […]
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Building Stronger Chapters from the Inside Out
SoCal Sigma Pi Alumni Invest in the Future of Undergraduate Leadership Rachel Stringer (Pennington & Company), contributing writer For more than four decades, PGS Larry Rovira (Fullerton, CA ’80) has watched Sigma Pi evolve, and he remains convinced that its future depends on the intentional development of its undergraduate leaders. Since 1980, Rovira’s service has […]
Conquering the Content Grind
Connor Burns (Illinois State ’21) Leads an Exciting Sports Media Career Alex Beaven (Pennington & Company), contributing writer As a freshman at ISU, Connor Burns (Illinois State ’21) didn’t hesitate to start exploring Greek life. Sigma Pi instantly provided a great sense of camaraderie that influenced his development and encouraged Burns to pursue his passions […]
Quarterly Recognition – July 2026
If you know a volunteer, undergraduate, or would like to nominate your chapter to be recognized in the Quarterly, fill out this simple form. The volunteer recognition is not limited to Chapter Advisors and Province Archons, and the undergraduate recognition is not limited to Sages. Undergraduate of the Quarter A Picture-Perfect Freshman Year Ian Itzkowitz […]
Accountability in Action
Cesar Monterroso (Monmouth ’17) on Leadership, Personal Growth Alex Beaven (Pennington & Company), contributing writer Between military service and Sigma Pi membership, Cesar Monterroso (Monmouth ’17) has gained life-changing insight into what it takes to be a leader. His Delta-Beta Chapter experience helped him learn the value of a strong foundation, and Cesar enters his […]
Quarterly Recognition – April 2026
If you know a volunteer, undergraduate, or would like to nominate your chapter to be recognized in the Quarterly, fill out this simple form. The volunteer recognition is not limited to Chapter Advisors and Province Archons, and the undergraduate recognition is not limited to Sages. Chapter of the Quarter How One Chapter Stopped “Trying Harder” […]
Sigma Pi Bracket Challenge Delivers in Inaugural Run
The inaugural Sigma Pi Bracket Challenge delivered exactly what it set out to prove. When chapters activate their people, results follow. Across the duration of the competition, the Challenge generated over $14,815 in support of Chapter Educational Funds, creating immediate impact for scholarships and educational programming at the chapter level. Sr. Director of Fundraising Jacob […]
Honoring 103 Years of Upsilon Chapter
On Saturday, February 21, 2026, the Upsilon Chapter marked 103 years of brotherhood at UCLA. Founded in 1919 as the Ball and Chain Gang, Upsilon received its Sigma Pi charter in 1923 as the first national fraternity established on the University of California’s new campus. This year’s anniversary brought together undergraduates and alumni in a […]
Brandon Garlitos(Arizona State ’23) Honored as ASU Dean’s Medalist
Sigma Pi proudly recognizes Brandon Garlitos(Arizona State ’23) for being named the sole Dean’s Medalist for the Hugh Downs School of Human Communication at Arizona State University, one of the highest academic honors bestowed by the university. The distinction recognizes exceptional achievement in scholarship, leadership, and service, and Brandon’s accomplishments exemplify excellence in all three […]
Mark Metcalf (Kentucky ’76) on His Role as Kentucky State Treasurer
Caring for the Commonwealth Alex Beaven (Pennington & Company), contributing writer Sigma Pi empowers its members to achieve great things in life, from personal accomplishments to selfless service in their communities. Kentucky State Treasurer Mark Metcalf (Kentucky ’76) is grateful for the personal development he experienced as an undergraduate that helped him prepare to dutifully […]