Executive Committee Closes Iowa State Chapter
The International Fraternity’s Executive Committee (EC) has voted to close its undergraduate chapter at Iowa State University due to accountability issues with the chapter. The chapter had been on a revitalization plan with the International Fraternity and violated the terms of its agreement with the organization; members of the EC were left with no option […]
Fraternity Honors Nine Members for Volunteer Service
The Sigma Chi International Fraternity presented its 2018 Seven Lights Alumni Award on June 22 to nine members during the organization’s Grand Council meeting at the Renaissance Chicago O’Hare Suites Hotel in Chicago. Each year, the organization presents the award to alumni who have provided years of exceptional volunteer service to the Fraternity at the local, […]
Sigma Chi Recognizes Individuals Who Assist its Chapters
The Sigma Chi International Fraternity congratulates its 2018 alumni award winners selected by the alumni awards committee. Winners of each award listed below were announced on June 22 during the the 2018 Grand Council meeting at the Renaissance Chicago O’Hare Suites Hotel in Chicago. This year’s winners are: Donald B. Ward Alumni Chapter Community Service […]
Executive Committee Suspends University of Pittsburgh Chapter
The International Fraternity’s Executive Committee (EC) voted to suspend the undergraduate chapter at the University of Pittsburgh, due to accountability concerns, including the chapter’s violation of Preparation for Brotherhood pledge education policies. The initiated chapter members will now be on suspended active status, meaning they will be recognized as initiates, but they are prohibited from […]
Indiana State Chapter Closed After Failing to Follow International Fraternity Policies
The International Fraternity’s Executive Committee (EC) has voted to close its undergraduate chapter at Indiana State University due to accountability issues among its leadership and failure to comply with the Preparation for Brotherhood pledge program. The initiated chapter members will now be on suspended active status, meaning they will be recognized as initiates, but they […]
Sigma Chi International Fraternity Closes Stanford Chapter
The International Fraternity’s Executive Committee (EC) has voted to close its undergraduate chapter at Stanford University due to risk management concerns and accountability issues within the chapter. The decision follows a membership assessment, through which International Fraternity leaders determined there were few members who would carry the chapter forward in a positive manner. The […]
Sigma Chi International Fraternity’s Clemson Chapter Surrenders its Charter
Undergraduate Sigma Chis at Clemson University have made the difficult decision to surrender their charter and International Fraternity’s Executive Committee (EC) has accepted it, rendering the chapter inactive. Maintaining chapter operations and recruiting members had been challenging at Clemson, as it had been unrecognized by the university for the last several years. “I am proud […]
Fraternity Announces Recipients of its 2018 Significant Sig Award
The Fraternity has selected its recipients for the Significant Sig Award, which recognizes members who have achieved high levels of professional success. Members of the 2018 class may chose to receive their honor at the Significant Sig Awards Banquet at the Grand Council meeting in Chicago on June 23, or at a local ceremony. […]
Sigs Are Proud to Receive the Mark V. Anderson Character-in-Action™ Leadership Award
As Hurricanes Harvey and Irma ripped through the Gulf Coast this past fall, Sigs in Texas and Florida responded in three separate incidents to help those in need. For their efforts, the Florida Atlantic University undergraduate Sigma Chi chapter, Alex Fleishman, HOUSTON 1994, and Tarleton State brothers Luke Oldham, 2014, and Jake Jones, 2016, were honored with […]
The Fraternity Announces its 2018 Order of Constantine Inductees
Sigma Chi International Fraternity has selected 19 men for admission into the Order of Constantine, its highest honor for members who have committed years of exemplary service to the organization. More than 740 brothers have been inducted into the Order of Constantine since its establishment at the 1948 Grand Chapter. To be considered for induction into […]
Fraternity Brothers Honor the Legacy of Jon Huntsman Sr.
When those who were close to Order of Constantine Sig and Significant Sig Jon Huntsman Sr., PENNSYLVANIA 1959, remember him, they recall his compassion for others, his integrity and how he made them feel important. Huntsman Sr. passed away today at the age of 80 after entering hospice care earlier in the week. Jerry Nelson, […]
Sigma Chi International Fraternity Creates New Policies to Enhance Health and Safety Measures Across Chapters
Sigma Chi International Fraternity, one of the nation’s largest collegiate fraternities, today announced five new policies aimed at improving the fraternal experience for its undergraduate members. These policy changes address important issues affecting the fraternal industry and are designed to help foster a safe and healthy environment at Sigma Chi’s more than 240 chapters around […]
Connecticut Man Lauds Undergraduate EMT’s Quick Actions
This past fall, Steven Anuszkiewicz, NEW HAVEN 2019, was at a local farm buying pumpkins with his chapter brothers and sorority women when he noticed 3-year-old Nicholas Henninger bloody his head from a fall on a rock. Anuszkiewicz, an emergency medical technician who is studying to be a paramedic, quickly grabbed a pair of plastic gloves […]
Car Dealer Takes Care of Employees Following Hurricane Harvey
CEO John Garff, UTAH 1992, helped his personnel get back on their feet after the Hurricane Harvey; pictured below are items and damaged building materials ripped from their homes as they rebuilt from the storm. The inset photo is of Garff. While the automotive dealership Garff Enterprises, with locations in six states, lost a combined $32 […]
Northern New Jersey Alumni Chapter and Undergraduates Spread Holiday Cheer to a Local Shelter
Gettysburg and Princeton Sigs, pictured here, join the Northern New Jersey Alumni Chapter to volunteer at Rescue Mission of Trenton, New Jersey, on Nov. 18, 2017. Members of the Northern New Jersey Alumni Chapter wanted to be more engaged with the people who would benefit the most from their annual volunteer day, which was to […]
