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"Our hearts mourn the loss of George Floyd and there are strong arms around any of our brothers who have ever faced injustice and adversity because of their national origin, religion, sexual orientation, or race." As the nation continues to be rocked by protests in the wake

There’s one thing we're certain about in 2020, it’s that everything is uncertain. Just ask any corporate advertisement ever (watch this vide

We regret to inform you of the passing of Brother Norman Wohlken ‘54 on Feb 1, 2020. We have lost a fine brother. Thank you to Martha Wohlken for sending in this update. Norman Wohlken ‘54 had the motto “to serve” when he was President of Kite & key and

We would like to say thank you to Michael Sanford Hoffman '79 for sending in an alumni update. We always appreciate hearing from our alumni! If you would like to submit your own update, to be uploaded to

We regret to inform you of the passing of Brother Walter Glotfelty '63 on April 7, 2015. We have lost a fine brother. Walter Lang Glotfelty, age 75, passed away April 7, 2015, in San Antonio, TX. He was a kind, loving, thoughtful, and generous Husband, Son, Father, Grandfather, and Friend. Born on February 12, 1940, in

Why did you join Sigma Chi as an undergraduate? When I was an Undergrad, it seemed to me that the best opportunity for social life and the way to associate with the best people on campus was to join a fraternity. I was lucky enough that in Army ROTC, a Cadet Captain named Jim Visceglia noticed me and changed my

Brothers, I know you must be wondering what the University’s plans are for the Fall 2020 semester in light of recent developments regardin

As we approach our 100 anniversary at 3809 Locust this fall, here is a remarkable history of the early days of the founding and re-establishment of the Phi Phi Chapter at the University of Pennsylvania. Apparently, the Chapter went inactive for one or two brief periods after it was founded in 1875. This document covers the chapter’s