The Quarterly

Earlier this spring, more than 35 brothers of the Zeta Omicron Chapter at the University of North Texas stepped up to serve their campus community with a hands-on cleanup effort. Armed with gloves, grabbers, and trash bags, the brothers walked across campus collecting litter from sidewalks, green spaces, bus stops, and areas near residence halls. Focusing on high-traffic student areas, the group worked together to remove debris and leave the campus cleaner and more welcoming for fellow students and visitors.

Brother Lynn Gravley, a Zeta Omicron Chapter alumnus of the University of North Texas, has been appointed by Greg Abbott to serve on the University of North Texas System Board of Regents through 2031. Gravley is the founder and CEO of NT Logistics Inc. and a recognized leader in transportation and supply chain management. A 2025 inductee into the UNT College of Business Hall of Fame, he remains active in the Zeta Omicron Alumni Chapter and was previously honored with UNT’s Distinguished Alumni Award.

Last fall, the Zeta Omicron Chapter at the University of North Texas partnered with the Lambda Epsilon Chapter at Texas Christian University to host a collaborative LEAD session bringing together candidates, initiated members, and alumni from both chapters. Centered on meaningful dialogue around Sigma Nu’s core values of Love, Honor, and Truth, the program fostered fellowship, mentorship, and shared learning across generations of brothers.

Early this fall, the Zeta Omicron Foundation awarded over $10,000 in scholarships to collegiate brothers of the Zeta Omicron Chapter at the University of North Texas. Hi Rickety, to the outstanding achievements of the chapter’s undergraduate members and to the generous support of the chapter alumni.