Are you a collegiate brother who wants to take your leadership skills to the next level? Learn from alumni and your peers during a weekend of leadership education, discussions, and interactive activities.
As brothers of Sigma Alpha Epsilon (SAE), we strive to reach the highest standards of friendship, scholarship, leadership, and service throughout our lives. The values put forth by our Founding Fathers are as relevant today as they were in 1856. And we believe it’s our duty to follow them in order to better ourselves, our brothers, and everyone around us.
Our goal is to give young men the community, culture, guidance, and tools they need to be a True Gentleman. This means having focused principles, strong convictions and the strength to always do the right thing—as a True Gentleman rises above his peers to be a guiding light today and tomorrow.
The following is an edited excerpt of the life narrative that will be read during the 2025 Gold Star Hall Ceremony. https://www.miragenews.com/eugene-armstrong-honored-in-2025-gold-star-1563838/#google_vignette Eugene Mortimer Armstrong (Iowa State ’40) was born May 19, 1919, in Jefferson, the son of Dr. William and Ruth Armstrong. He spent most of his early childhood on a farm, and the family […]
The post Eugene Armstrong (Iowa State ’40) Honored in 2025 Gold Star Ceremony appeared first on The Record Online | Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
Editor’s note: Kori Witt, proposal writer, originally published this article. https://news.uark.edu/articles/80330/clement-supports-arkansas-students-with-scholarship-endowment Bill Clement (Arkansas ’65) is supporting University of Arkansas students through a $125,000 gift toward the Land of Opportunity Scholarship endowment. His contribution reflects his commitment to expanding opportunities through education. “We are deeply grateful to Bill Clement for investing in the success of […]
The post Bill Clement (Arkansas ’65) Supports Arkansas Students With Scholarship Endowment appeared first on The Record Online | Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
Young men today face growing pressures that often go unseen, challenges around identity, mental health, social isolation, and a search for purpose. The Symposium on Young American Men brought these issues to the forefront, offering solutions through the insights of influential voices across the nation. The event convened U.S. senators, social scientists, medical professionals, faith […]
The post Dr. Anthony Mack (North Florida ’11) Moderates Discussion at the Symposium on Young American Men appeared first on The Record Online | Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
Hayley Leopold, Special Features Editor | https://bucknellian.net/136888/features/bucknell-greeks-in-action-fraternity-philanthropy-spotlights/ At Bucknell, fraternity life extends far beyond the walls of chapter houses. The university’s six Interfraternity Council chapters – Chi Phi, Lambda Chi Alpha, Phi Gamma Delta, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Sigma Chi and Sigma Phi Epsilon—each dedicate time and energy to causes that promote service and community impact. From […]
The post Bucknell Greeks in action: Fraternity philanthropy spotlights appeared first on The Record Online | Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
Even the cold and steady rain couldn’t stop the men of the University of Minnesota (Minnesota Alpha) chapter from showing up for a cause that matters. Partnering with NMDP (formerly Be The Match and National Marrow Donor Program), the chapter helped register more than 95 potential donors during the recent Ski-U-Mah Against Cancer event on […]
The post Minnesota Alpha Raises the Bar in NMDP’s Fight Against Cancer appeared first on The Record Online | Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon proudly partners with Movember in our philanthropic efforts, a global movement dedicated to changing the face of men’s health. What began as a simple idea, grow a mustache and spark conversations, has evolved into a worldwide campaign raising awareness and funds for three major men’s health issues: mental health and suicide prevention, […]
The post Movember appeared first on The Record Online | Sigma Alpha Epsilon.