What Science Teaches Us About Being A Good Leader

Updates from Lexington

Jamie Turner breaks down how to be a good leader by using science as his example.

Sigma Nu Alum Explores the Journey of Adoption in Debut Novel

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Read how Jeff Hoffmann's new novel about adoption has a personal meaning to it.

Killing The Sacred Cows

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When it comes to hazing, it is hard to find the right words to say, alumnus Justin Jacobs shares his thoughts on the hard conversations to be had.

A Call To Action

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Alumnus Drew Logsdon discusses the historical evidence that supports the negative effects of hazing.

3 Strategies for Improving Your Recruitment Performance

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Read about the ways you can take your chapter's recruitment to the next level this fall.

A Mentor Is Waiting For You... So Are The Benefits

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Learn about the advantages and opportunities that can come from a solid mentorship.

Past Regent David Nyman Enters Chapter Eternal

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Read about the legacy that Past Regent David Nyman (Southern Utah) has left on Sigma Nu Fraternity.

5 Takeaways from Innovation Expert Blade Kotelly (Tufts)

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Discussion with Tufts Alum Blade Kotelly about all things innovation.

Alumni Chapters Overcome Pandemic, Reentry Fear

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It has been a difficult 18 months for so many, but see how chapters have risen against all odds.

Am, Not Was

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How the value of membership can be different for each brother and the qualities that are important to the brotherhood.

The Beginning After the End

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Don't miss out on the great opportunities to stay connected with brothers, even when your college days have come and gone.

Once a Sigma Nu, Always a Sigma Nu - Investing in Tomorrow, Today

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How the investment you make in the Fraternity, can give strong benefits for your future.

The Importance of Connection

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Connection is a central component to brotherhood and friendship, read about the value of connecting with your fraternity brothers.

Learning to Lead 

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Read about how being a member of the Foundation board gave an alumnus the opportunity to support his long-term Sigma Nu goals.

My Last Year, Your Next Year

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Alumnus Henry Ellison (Washington University in Saint Louis) shared his experience as a collegiate leader and the impact it has made in his life.

Pandemic Perseverance Stories

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These stories represent what is possible when men are given the opportunity to excel as ethical leaders.

Making Tough Conversations Easier

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Acknowledging how difficult it can be to recognize emotions another may be feeling.

Oil Field Trash

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Brother Jerry Fields (Texas State) shares his personal story on how anti-hazing impacted his fraternity experience.

An Abuse of Power

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Brother Michael Barry (Georgia) shows how the success or failure of a chapter starts from the top.

What Are We Trying To Do Here?

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Brother Noah Borton (Southern Utah) explains how all hazing behaviors have motivation behind them.

Values-Based Recruitment as a Anti Hazing Strategy

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Alumnus Ryan Peery shares his thoughts on how the Fraternity's core values and lessons can stand up against hazing.

Men of Character

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Our Founders' character is what drives the Fraternity's values daily, hear from alumnus Tom Greene on how he reflects on their lives.

2021 NHPW Message from the Regent

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A Special Message from Regent Timothy C. Huffmeyer (Michigan State) to kick-off National Hazing Prevention Week.

Michigan Alum Finds Secret to Optimal Life Through “Vitality”

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Dr. Allan Mishra focuses on four pillars to find life balance.

Staying Engaged is a Key to Quality Friendships

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The importance of engagement to benefit ourselves, our brothers, and our Fraternity.

Once a Sigma Nu, Always a Sigma Nu

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The importance of belonging to something bigger than yourself through all walks of life.

Becoming A Collegiate Grand Councilman

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Alumnus Joey Thomas (Butler) reveals the lifelong benefits of serving as a Collegiate Grand Councilman, and how the experience has impacted his life.

Being a Social Gentleman When It's Okay to Be Social Again

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Alumnus Ben Nye (Arkansas) shares how he believes this time is changing the way people will act in the future.

How Can Fraternities Build a Healthier World

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College Chefs share how a healthier world starts with YOU.

5 Karate Kid Quotes for Today's Sigma Nu

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Some amazing one-liners and pieces of wisdom from a famous 1980's film.

Scholars Announcement

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Sigma Nu Fraternity is pleased to announce a new partnership with Scholars.

Dos and Don'ts of Sigma Nu Merchandise

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A quick overview of how to access licensed Sigma Nu vendors for all of your merchandise needs.

Honoring The Great War

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Dale Archer (Central Oklahoma) and the World War One Centennial Commission are working to ensure we never forget the sacrifices made 100 years ago.

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Honoring Our Past, Investing in Our Future

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Find out how you can help ensure another 150 years for the Legion of Honor.

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A Tale of Two Chapters

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Which story will your chapter tell?

7 Common Budgeting Mistakes Chapters Make

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Establishing your chapter's budget can be incredibly important for success, here's how your chapter can avoid common mistakes.

Friendship as the Key to Fraternity Life

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Father John Sawicki (Dusquesne) shares how he believes good fraternity life flourishes on friendships.

Forgiveness and Expectation

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We have an obligation to Love, Honor, and Truth. Nothing Less. 

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Perspectives on our Past - The Return to Lexington

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Bringing Brother Fletchers vision to reality.