BETA-GAMMA CHAPTER OF SIGMA PI
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OUR PROUD HERITAGE
T
he Beta-Gamma Chapter of Sigma Pi Fraternity
and Eastern Illinois University share a storied
tradition dating back to 1949. From our founding (Chi
Rho) to the present, our proud history speaks for itself
through high academic achievement and leadership
within the university. With more than 2,100 initiates,
the Beta-Gamma Chapter has influenced the lives of
numerous men, while cultivating lasting friendships.
Many of our best college memories can be traced
back to our Sigma Pi experience.
While many of our alumni have gone on to successful
and distinguished careers in business, law, technology,
and countless other endeavors, the common bond
of our Brotherhood remains, along with our shared
principles and values. Most of us can trace the roots
of our success to one place: 956 Sixth Street.
Through Sigma Pi we not only learned the importance
of friendship and service, but we acquired valuable
assets, which include leadership skills, organizational
skills, social skills, teamwork, and chivalry.
Oftentimes, these traits have been integral to our
personal success and helped make us the men we are
today.
Our Chapter House at 956 Sixth Street is clearly the
focus of undergraduate life for Sigma Pi. It has been
a home away from home for hundreds of young men
and a classroom where our brothers have learned our
core values. However, if we wish for Sigma Pi to
continue its strong presence on the campus of Eastern
Illinois University, we must ensure that we are
providing a safe, modern, and competitive facility.
Now is the appropriate time to secure our future.
Greek Week '76 Mom Slevin preparing for Tugs.