The Quarterly

Congratulations to Epsilon Epsilon Chapter brother Jackson Young on being named a Class of 2026 Orange Gown graduate at Oklahoma State University. Each semester, one outstanding senior from every academic college is selected for this prestigious honor. Recognized for his academic excellence and commitment to investing in others, Young was chosen as the top senior in the Spears School of Business for Spring 2026. As an Orange Gown graduate, he led his class into the May 9 commencement ceremony and was the first to receive his diploma. Fun fact: Jackson is the grandson of Past Regent and Sigma Nu Hall of Fame member Charlie Eitel, also an alumnus of Epsilon Epsilon Chapter.

This past January, the Epsilon Epsilon Chapter at Oklahoma State University welcomed OSU Men’s Basketball Head Coach Steve Lutz to the chapter house for a live recording of the Steve Lutz Radio Show. The special event provided brothers with a unique opportunity to engage in conversation with Coach Lutz and gain insight into the program and season ahead. Epsilon Epsilon greatly appreciated his time and visit and looks forward to continuing to support Oklahoma State Men’s Basketball throughout the season.

Epsilon Epsilon Chapter brother Jackson Young, former Lt. Commander and Alumni Relations Chairman, has been named one of Oklahoma State University’s Seniors of Significance, a prestigious recognition presented by the OSU Alumni Association. This honor is reserved for the top one percent of graduating seniors who have distinguished themselves through excellence in scholarship, leadership, and service to the university and surrounding community.

Before the start of the school year at Oklahoma State University, the Epsilon Epsilon Chapter‘s Fall 2025 candidate class, led by alumni advisors Neil Gilpin and Greg Tontz, embarked on a memorable trip to Lexington, Virginia, home of the Virginia Military Institute and the birthplace of Sigma Nu Fraternity. Along the way, the group stopped at the New River in West Virginia for a day of whitewater rafting and brotherhood building. Once in Lexington, the candidates explored the Fraternity’s historic roots at VMI, gaining a deeper appreciation for Sigma Nu’s enduring principles, traditions, and growth since its founding. The experience blended adventure with reflection, leaving each brother more connected to the Legion of Honor’s legacy.