Sigma Phi Epsilon News

Ever wonder who is running the concessions at pee wee games? Where does the money go? Chapter works the the concession stand at Macon County pee wee football games and donates a percent of the profit back to the league to benefit boys and girls throughout the football and cheerleading programs.

Approximately 60 students living at the Phi Kappa Tau and Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternities will be forced to live elsewhere as their houses will be demolished, along with the Rodgers Quadrangle, in phase I of the University's Residence Life and Dining Services Master Plan.

Omega Psi Phi hosted the first annual Homecoming Step Show at SMU in the Hughes-Trigg Theater on Nov.

The University is making way for new housing at the expense of approximately 60 University students.

Matt Lenno, a former fraternity brother who is serving as the director for fraternity and sorority life at the university, has plans to extend Greek Life on campus.

Bowling Green State University has selected the sites for two new residence halls, but it will mean demolishing a dorm and two fraternity houses while also moving students during the school year.

A University of Montana fraternity is making a "Run to Bozeman" to benefit Missoula's Watson Children's Shelter.

Many SigEp chapters will conduct elections and officer transitions in November. It is critical to inform Headquarters immediately of any name, address, phone number, or e-mail changes for new executive officers of the chapter.

Happy Veterans Day to all Sigma Phi Epsilon veterans and thank you for all of your sacrifices! Looking for Veterans Day activities? In honor of Veterans Day, the National Park Service is offering free park admission today.

A Northern Kentucky food pantry's plea for help has been answered. The Brighton Center in Newport, which provides food for about 25-thousand people, was out of food earlier this week, so they asked for help.

A fraternity at Northern Kentucky University is holding an emergency drive to raise funds and supplies for the Brighton Center.

After a roller coaster ride of discussion and debate among borough officials, the public was finally able to give input on the proposed Nuisance Gathering Ordinance at Monday's State College Borough Council meeting -- and they had plenty to say.

Delta Zeta and Sigma Phi Epsilon are bringing the Greek community together for their annual blood drive on Wednesday.

A cool, misty evening could not dampen spirits, as organizations from PSU came together for the 2009 Yell Like Hell, held this past Thursday night inside Carnie Smith Stadium.

Standing beside Sigma Phi Epsilon and Habitat for Humanity members, Jessica and Steve McQueen broke ground for their new home, with the help of their children Areana, Catrina, John and Stasia, who held miniature golden shovels for the ceremony.

Parent Ambassador applications are due Friday by 5 p.m. in the Parent Programs Office, 230 Ferguson Center.

Printer Friendly Version Thursday, Oct 15, 2009 @09:20pm CDT Officials are cracking down on fraternity parties at Henderson State University after two students wind up in the hospital two weeks ago with alcohol poisoning.

Tuftsa fraternities and sororities successfully completed last montha s relatively small fall recruitment activities even without a Greek life director.

GW's chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon celebrated its 100th anniversary at the University Friday night at the Renaissance Hotel Ballroom.

The first week in October is marked as the University's homecoming. This year, however, one campus organization wanted to do something different.