The Quarterly

In late April, the Mu Beta Chapter at the University of Alabama in Huntsville hosted a food drive for Manna House, a local organization dedicated to providing food, essential items, and basic necessities to families in need across the Huntsville community.

During the last week of February, the Mu Beta Chapter at the University of Alabama in Huntsville volunteered with Manna House—a local organization dedicated to providing food, essential items, and basic necessities to families in need across the Huntsville community. Working alongside the women of the Omicron Gamma Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc., the brothers engaged in a hands-on week of service that made a direct impact, including sorting and packing donations to distributing meals, hygiene products, and household essentials.

In late October 2025, brothers of the Mu Beta Chapter at the University of Alabama in Huntsville were honored by a special visit from Dr. Charles Karr, President of UAH, and Sigma Nu Past Regent Maury Gaston (Auburn). Both guests shared powerful messages and personal reflections on hard work, leadership, and the pursuit of success. Their remarks challenged the brothers to lead with integrity and purpose, while reinforcing the enduring values of Love, Honor, and Truth.

On the November 2025 episode of The Gavel Podcast, the Fraternity interviewed Mu Beta Chapter alumnus Joseph Ditto, a past General Fraternity Staff Member and current Event Producer for Pixel Point, LLC. For nearly a decade and a half, Joseph and his Pixel Point team have been instrumental in elevating Sigma Nu’s live events, including College of Chapters and Grand Chapter. During the interview, Joseph reflects on his Sigma Nu journey, his transition into professional event production, and the unique role Pixel Point has forged as one of the fraternity and sorority industry’s premier A/V partners. Listen to this and other episodes of The Gavel Podcast at www.sigmanu.org/podcast or on your favorite podcast streaming platform.

In late August, the brothers of the Mu Beta Chapter at the University of Alabama in Huntsville partnered with the UAH Police Department for an informative LEAD Session on campus safety.

In a recent highlight on student research, UAH profiled Broady Cates, a mathematical sciences major. At the university, Brother Cates has been engaged in undergraduate research and mathematical modeling. His current research project, Advancing Multiplex SIRS Models, dives into how diseases spread through social networks. His full profile can be accessed HERE.