Throughout the month of February, Sigma Nu at Bradley University wants to highlight notable alumni from the Zeta Phi Chapter each week. This week we are proud to recognize alumnus Neil Flynn (Class of 1982).
Neil Flynn is widely known for his work in television, including his role as “The Janitor” on Scrubs and as “Mike Heck” on The Middle. His career reflects qualities that align strongly with the values of Sigma Nu.
Sigma Nu Zeta Phi is honored to highlight alumni who represent the fraternity’s ideals beyond campus and continue to lead through achievement and character.
Throughout the month of February, Sigma Nu at Bradley University wants to highlight notable alumni from the Zeta Phi Chapter each week. This week we are proud to recognize alumnus Neil Flynn (Class of 1982).
Neil Flynn is widely known for his work in television, including his role as “The Janitor” on Scrubs and as “Mike Heck” on The Middle. His career reflects qualities that align strongly with the values of Sigma Nu.
Sigma Nu Zeta Phi is honored to highlight alumni who represent the fraternity’s ideals beyond campus and continue to lead through achievement and character.
This week, Sigma Nu at Bradley University is proud to recognize alumnus Robert “Bob” Michel (ZΦ90).
A Bradley graduate and respected public servant, Michel served in the United States House of Representatives for nearly four decades (1957–1995). He became one of the most influential leaders in Congress as House Minority Leader from 1981 to 1995. His legacy extends beyond politics through his reputation for principled leadership, service, and commitment to the country.
Michel’s impact is recognized throughout the Peoria community and at Bradley University. In Peoria, the Bob Michel Bridge carries his name, and on campus, the Robert H. Michel Student Center stands as a lasting tribute to his connection to Bradley and the region.
Sigma Nu Zeta Phi is honored to highlight alumni whose lives represent leadership, service, and long-term impact.
This week, the Zeta Phi Chapter is proud to recognize alumnus Scot Armstrong, Class of 1992. Armstrong is an accomplished American screenwriter, director, and producer whose work includes writing or co-writing notable comedy films such as Old School, Road Trip, Semi-Pro, The Hangover Part ll and more. His career reflects the excellence and legacy of the Zeta Phi Chapter, and we are proud to recognize his accomplishments.
Fun fact: The snake featured in Road Trip was named Mitch, after the house snake Sigma Nu had during the 1990s.
This week, the Zeta Phi Chapter is proud to recognize alumnus Scot Armstrong, Class of 1992. Armstrong is an accomplished American screenwriter, director, and producer whose work includes writing or co-writing notable comedy films such as Old School, Road Trip, Semi-Pro, The Hangover Part ll and more. His career reflects the excellence and legacy of the Zeta Phi Chapter, and we are proud to recognize his accomplishments.
Fun fact: The snake featured in Road Trip was named Mitch, after the house snake Sigma Nu had during the 1990s.
This Monday, Brothers from the Zeta Phi Chapter partnered with Pi Beta Phi to write Easter and St. Patrick’s Day cards for the residents of Independence Village in Peoria.
We appreciate everyone who joined us in supporting our local community.
This Monday, Brothers from the Zeta Phi Chapter partnered with Pi Beta Phi to write Easter and St. Patrick’s Day cards for the residents of Independence Village in Peoria.
We appreciate everyone who joined us in supporting our local community.
This Monday, Brothers from the Zeta Phi Chapter partnered with Pi Beta Phi to write Easter and St. Patrick’s Day cards for the residents of Independence Village in Peoria.
We appreciate everyone who joined us in supporting our local community.
This Monday, Brothers from the Zeta Phi Chapter partnered with Pi Beta Phi to write Easter and St. Patrick’s Day cards for the residents of Independence Village in Peoria.
We appreciate everyone who joined us in supporting our local community.
This Monday, Brothers from the Zeta Phi Chapter partnered with Pi Beta Phi to write Easter and St. Patrick’s Day cards for the residents of Independence Village in Peoria.
We appreciate everyone who joined us in supporting our local community.
This Sunday, Brothers from the Zeta Phi chapter partnered with Gamma Phi Beta to write Valentine letters to the citizens of Independence Village in Peoria.
Thank you to everyone who was there to help us!
This Sunday, Brothers from the Zeta Phi chapter partnered with Gamma Phi Beta to write Valentine letters to the citizens of Independence Village in Peoria.
Thank you to everyone who was there to help us!
This Sunday, Brothers from the Zeta Phi chapter partnered with Gamma Phi Beta to write Valentine letters to the citizens of Independence Village in Peoria.
Thank you to everyone who was there to help us!
This Sunday, Brothers from the Zeta Phi chapter partnered with Gamma Phi Beta to write Valentine letters to the citizens of Independence Village in Peoria.
Thank you to everyone who was there to help us!
Welcome The 2026 Fall Rush Class!
Congratulations to these young men on joining the Zeta Phi Chapter🐍🐍
Welcome The 2026 Fall Rush Class!
Congratulations to these young men on joining the Zeta Phi Chapter🐍🐍
Welcome The 2026 Fall Rush Class!
Congratulations to these young men on joining the Zeta Phi Chapter🐍🐍
The brothers of Sigma Nu spent the day volunteering by completing yard work, cleaning toys, organizing indoor spaces, and helping with projects around the facility.
It was a great opportunity for Zeta Phi Chapter to see firsthand the impact our philanthropy has made and continue supporting an organization that means so much to our chapter.
The brothers of Sigma Nu spent the day volunteering by completing yard work, cleaning toys, organizing indoor spaces, and helping with projects around the facility.
It was a great opportunity for Zeta Phi Chapter to see firsthand the impact our philanthropy has made and continue supporting an organization that means so much to our chapter.
The brothers of Sigma Nu spent the day volunteering by completing yard work, cleaning toys, organizing indoor spaces, and helping with projects around the facility.
It was a great opportunity for Zeta Phi Chapter to see firsthand the impact our philanthropy has made and continue supporting an organization that means so much to our chapter.
Sigma Nu is proud to announce our 2026–2027 Sweethearts, Kelsey and Milly. We’re excited to have you both representing Zeta Phi for the coming year!
#LTH #bradleyuniversity #rollsnakes
Sigma Nu is proud to announce our 2026–2027 Sweethearts, Kelsey and Milly. We’re excited to have you both representing Zeta Phi for the coming year!
#LTH #bradleyuniversity #rollsnakes
Sigma Nu is proud to announce our 2026–2027 Sweethearts, Kelsey and Milly. We’re excited to have you both representing Zeta Phi for the coming year!
#LTH #bradleyuniversity #rollsnakes
Sigma Nu is proud to announce our 2026–2027 Sweethearts, Kelsey and Milly. We’re excited to have you both representing Zeta Phi for the coming year!
#LTH #bradleyuniversity #rollsnakes
October’s Brother of the Month is Logan Vargas.
Logan has held the positions of Commander, Marshal, Recorder, Alumni Chair, Social, Historian, and PR.
When asked what Sigma Nu means to him, Logan replied:
“Sigma Nu has been a large part of my life. I have met numerous people that have changed my life because of this fraternity. I am eternally grateful not only for all the great people that I have met but also for the professional and life skills that I have learned in my time here.”
'25-'26
Greek Week 2026
During the final week of February, the Zeta Phi Chapter reflects on its origins. Sigma Nu at Bradley University traces its beginnings to 1898, when nine students founded the local fraternity Alpha Pi, the first fraternity on the Bradley campus. As the earliest fraternity established at Bradley, Alpha Pi laid the foundation for the university’s fraternity system, giving the chapter roots deeper than any other fraternity on campus. Its members helped shape early student life through leadership in academics, athletics, and campus organizations. After more than five decades as a local fraternity, Alpha Pi formally affiliated with the national fraternity Sigma Nu in 1955, becoming the Zeta Phi Chapter. Today, Sigma Nu at Bradley University carries forward a legacy of over 125 years of brotherhood, leadership, and service.
The Sigma Nu Fraternity at Bradley University is honored to be recognized among this year’s top organizations and leaders. We are proud to be named the #1 Student Organization of the Year (2025–2026), a testament to the dedication, leadership, and values upheld by our chapter. We also congratulate Logan Vargas on receiving the Chapter President of the Year (Interfraternity Council) award, as well as the Dr. Domenico Volturno & Betty Volturno Distinguished Service Award. These recognitions reflect the strength of our brotherhood and our continued commitment to excellence on campus and in the community. #snu #rollsnakes #1 #bradleyuniversity
Sigma Nu Formal 2026 — Nashville, Tennessee #LTH #bradleyuniversity
71 Years Zeta Phi
Sigma Nu had the opportunity to partner with @chiomegabradley for a service event focused on supporting our local community. Together, members assembled preschool activity packets to help provide educational resources for young learners. We are grateful for the chance to collaborate and make a meaningful impact through service.
Greek Week 2026
Sigma Nu with Plaques
Sigma Nu Formal 2026 — Nashville, Tennessee #LTH #bradleyuniversity
Order of Omega
Proud moment for Sigma Nu. Two of our brothers were officially initiated into the Order of Omega. This honor recognizes those who go above and beyond in scholarship, leadership, and involvement both within the chapter and across campus. Congratulations, Brach Skof and Tim Melton 🐍 #snu #bradleyuniversity
The Zeta Phi Chapter spent this Saturday helping clean an alumnus’s family’s yard. We’re always grateful for opportunities to give back and support those who came before us.
Introducing the Zeta Phi 2026 Executive Board 🐍
During the final week of February, the Zeta Phi Chapter reflects on its origins. Sigma Nu at Bradley University traces its beginnings to 1898, when nine students founded the local fraternity Alpha Pi, the first fraternity on the Bradley campus. As the earliest fraternity established at Bradley, Alpha Pi laid the foundation for the university’s fraternity system, giving the chapter roots deeper than any other fraternity on campus. Its members helped shape early student life through leadership in academics, athletics, and campus organizations. After more than five decades as a local fraternity, Alpha Pi formally affiliated with the national fraternity Sigma Nu in 1955, becoming the Zeta Phi Chapter. Today, Sigma Nu at Bradley University carries forward a legacy of over 125 years of brotherhood, leadership, and service.
Sigma Nu Formal 2026 — Nashville, Tennessee #LTH #bradleyuniversity
February’s Brother of the Month is Seth Johnson. Seth has previously held the positions of Lieutenant Commander, House Manager, Risk, Social, and Sports. When asked what Sigma Nu means to him, Seth replied, “Being a member of Sigma Nu has given me a great group of brothers who encourage and push me to do my best. The brotherhood has helped me improve my confidence, leadership, and responsibility. Through my experiences and friendships, I’ve learned to communicate more effectively, step up when necessary, and hold myself to a higher level. Sigma Nu has helped shape who I am now.”
Greek Week 2026
This Monday, Brothers from the Zeta Phi Chapter partnered with Pi Beta Phi to write Easter and St. Patrick’s Day cards for the residents of Independence Village in Peoria. We appreciate everyone who joined us in supporting our local community.
This Monday, Brothers from the Zeta Phi Chapter partnered with Pi Beta Phi to write Easter and St. Patrick’s Day cards for the residents of Independence Village in Peoria. We appreciate everyone who joined us in supporting our local community.
Introducing the Zeta Phi 2026 Executive Board 🐍
Introducing the Zeta Phi 2026 Executive Board 🐍
This Monday, Brothers from the Zeta Phi Chapter partnered with Pi Beta Phi to write Easter and St. Patrick’s Day cards for the residents of Independence Village in Peoria. We appreciate everyone who joined us in supporting our local community.
The Zeta Phi Chapter spent this Saturday helping clean an alumnus’s family’s yard. We’re always grateful for opportunities to give back and support those who came before us.
Introducing the Zeta Phi 2026 Executive Board 🐍
Sigma Nu Formal 2026 — Nashville, Tennessee #LTH #bradleyuniversity
Introducing the Zeta Phi 2026 Executive Board 🐍
March’s Brother of the Month is Logan Vargas. Logan has held the positions of President, Recorder, Social, PR, Historian, and as a High Council Collegiate Advisor. When asked what Sigma Nu means to him, Logan replied, “Throughout my time at Sigma Nu, I’ve been awarded a large number of opportunities that I have the pleasure to pay forward. The leadership opportunities that I’ve earned through my brothers’ supporting me, mentoring me, and encouraging me have pushed me forward in many ways that are truly hard to put into words. Ultimately, I am extremely thankful for Sigma Nu, all of my brothers, and all of the connections that I’ve made through the FSL community. I would not be in the same position today without it.”
Group Ceremony
Sigma Nu had the opportunity to partner with @chiomegabradley for a service event focused on supporting our local community. Together, members assembled preschool activity packets to help provide educational resources for young learners. We are grateful for the chance to collaborate and make a meaningful impact through service.
This Monday, Brothers from the Zeta Phi Chapter partnered with Pi Beta Phi to write Easter and St. Patrick’s Day cards for the residents of Independence Village in Peoria. We appreciate everyone who joined us in supporting our local community.
Greek Week
Sigma Nu had the opportunity to partner with @chiomegabradley for a service event focused on supporting our local community. Together, members assembled preschool activity packets to help provide educational resources for young learners. We are grateful for the chance to collaborate and make a meaningful impact through service.
The Sigma Nu Fraternity at Bradley University is honored to be recognized among this year’s top organizations and leaders. We are proud to be named the #1 Student Organization of the Year (2025–2026), a testament to the dedication, leadership, and values upheld by our chapter. We also congratulate Logan Vargas on receiving the Chapter President of the Year (Interfraternity Council) award, as well as the Dr. Domenico Volturno & Betty Volturno Distinguished Service Award. These recognitions reflect the strength of our brotherhood and our continued commitment to excellence on campus and in the community. #snu #rollsnakes #1 #bradleyuniversity
Introducing the Zeta Phi 2026 Executive Board 🐍
The Zeta Phi Chapter spent this Saturday helping clean an alumnus’s family’s yard. We’re always grateful for opportunities to give back and support those who came before us.
Greek Week 2026
During the final week of February, the Zeta Phi Chapter reflects on its origins. Sigma Nu at Bradley University traces its beginnings to 1898, when nine students founded the local fraternity Alpha Pi, the first fraternity on the Bradley campus. As the earliest fraternity established at Bradley, Alpha Pi laid the foundation for the university’s fraternity system, giving the chapter roots deeper than any other fraternity on campus. Its members helped shape early student life through leadership in academics, athletics, and campus organizations. After more than five decades as a local fraternity, Alpha Pi formally affiliated with the national fraternity Sigma Nu in 1955, becoming the Zeta Phi Chapter. Today, Sigma Nu at Bradley University carries forward a legacy of over 125 years of brotherhood, leadership, and service.
Greek Week 2026
Sigma Nu at Bradley in the 70’s
This Monday, Brothers from the Zeta Phi Chapter partnered with Pi Beta Phi to write Easter and St. Patrick’s Day cards for the residents of Independence Village in Peoria. We appreciate everyone who joined us in supporting our local community.
The Zeta Phi Chapter spent this Saturday helping clean an alumnus’s family’s yard. We’re always grateful for opportunities to give back and support those who came before us.
During the final week of February, the Zeta Phi Chapter reflects on its origins. Sigma Nu at Bradley University traces its beginnings to 1898, when nine students founded the local fraternity Alpha Pi, the first fraternity on the Bradley campus. As the earliest fraternity established at Bradley, Alpha Pi laid the foundation for the university’s fraternity system, giving the chapter roots deeper than any other fraternity on campus. Its members helped shape early student life through leadership in academics, athletics, and campus organizations. After more than five decades as a local fraternity, Alpha Pi formally affiliated with the national fraternity Sigma Nu in 1955, becoming the Zeta Phi Chapter. Today, Sigma Nu at Bradley University carries forward a legacy of over 125 years of brotherhood, leadership, and service.
Introducing the Zeta Phi 2026 Executive Board 🐍
Introducing the Zeta Phi 2026 Executive Board 🐍
Sigma Nu Formal 2026 — Nashville, Tennessee #LTH #bradleyuniversity
The Zeta Phi Chapter spent this Saturday helping clean an alumnus’s family’s yard. We’re always grateful for opportunities to give back and support those who came before us.
Greek Week 2026
Introducing the Zeta Phi 2026 Executive Board 🐍
Sigma Nu at Bradley in the 70’s
Sigma Nu had the opportunity to partner with @chiomegabradley for a service event focused on supporting our local community. Together, members assembled preschool activity packets to help provide educational resources for young learners. We are grateful for the chance to collaborate and make a meaningful impact through service.
During the final week of February, the Zeta Phi Chapter reflects on its origins. Sigma Nu at Bradley University traces its beginnings to 1898, when nine students founded the local fraternity Alpha Pi, the first fraternity on the Bradley campus. As the earliest fraternity established at Bradley, Alpha Pi laid the foundation for the university’s fraternity system, giving the chapter roots deeper than any other fraternity on campus. Its members helped shape early student life through leadership in academics, athletics, and campus organizations. After more than five decades as a local fraternity, Alpha Pi formally affiliated with the national fraternity Sigma Nu in 1955, becoming the Zeta Phi Chapter. Today, Sigma Nu at Bradley University carries forward a legacy of over 125 years of brotherhood, leadership, and service.
Sigma Nu had the opportunity to partner with @chiomegabradley for a service event focused on supporting our local community. Together, members assembled preschool activity packets to help provide educational resources for young learners. We are grateful for the chance to collaborate and make a meaningful impact through service.
Sigma Nu Formal 2026 — Nashville, Tennessee #LTH #bradleyuniversity
Sigma Nu at Bradley in the 70’s
Greek Week 2026
Greek Week 2026
Order of Omega
Proud moment for Sigma Nu. Two of our brothers were officially initiated into the Order of Omega. This honor recognizes those who go above and beyond in scholarship, leadership, and involvement both within the chapter and across campus. Congratulations, Brach Skof and Tim Melton 🐍 #snu #bradleyuniversity
'24-'25
The men of Sigma Nu played volleyball with students in the Best Buddies program. The Best Buddies is a volunteer program designed to promote special friendships between Bradley University students and persons with developmental disabilities. This program holds many different activities throughout the year.
Annual Halloween Run
Brother of the Month Tyler Piester
Advantages Speech Debate
Sweethearts
Today we proudly celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Zeta Phi Chapter’s chartering at Bradley University! We extend our deepest gratitude to all of our alumni whose dedication and support have made this milestone possible. Here’s to 70 more years filled with Love, Truth, and Honor.
Graduation
Presenting the Zeta Phi Gameball Chairman Colin Vincent
Getting Ready
Graduation
Internships
70 Years
Brother of the Month Tyler Piester
Sweethearts
Meal Kits Zeta Phi
Congratulations to our brothers who made the Spring 2025 Dean’s List! Your hard work, discipline, and drive continue to reflect the values we hold dear.
Graduation
Denis McNulty – Lead Charimen
Work Week Welcome 2024 with Love Truth and Honor
New Executive Board
Upcoming 2024 Rush Events
Internships
Brother of the Month Miguel Smith
Yesterday, Brothers Miguel Smith, Josh Beckman, and Logan Vargas were proudly inducted into the Order of Omega, honoring outstanding Greek leaders. Congratulations to some of Bradley’s finest!
Graduation
The Zeta Phi chapter of Sigma Nu upheld its community service tradition by donating our annual Gameball check to OSF Children’s Hospital-Almost Home Kids last weekend. We extend our heartfelt thanks to our alumni, members, and everyone who supported Gameball’s ongoing impact. Special congratulations to @colinvinny95, our Gameball chairman, for his impressive fundraising achievement of $20,800.
Robert Parkel – Scholarship Chairman
Graduation
Internships
College of Chapters 2025
Fall Rush Class
Internships
Brother of the Month Josh Beckman
Annual Halloween Run
Meet Exec Monday Josh Dunn
Where Passion Meets Purpose Bradley students take the spotlight, sharing their work with expert judges from beyond campus. The Scholarship Expo celebrates excellence, hones presentation skills, and connects disciplines across the university. Alex Ortega and Riley Manthy take the stage the present their work to their peers.
Zeta Phi Recruitment Chairmen
Philanthropy of the Year
Congratulations Brother Seth Johnson
Sweethearts Maddie & Lainey
Introducing the Zeta Phi Treasurer Sean Coen
March’s brother of the month is Tyler Hagenauer! Tyler has served as Recorder and House Manager during his time at Sigma Nu. When asked what Sigma Nu means to him, he replied, “Sigma Nu has given me endless moments that have shaped me into who I am today. From the countless shared memories to the lifelong friendships with people who I can trust long after graduation, this brotherhood has shown me the true meaning of compassion and encouragement. The lessons and values I’ve learned here will stay with me for the rest of my life.” Thank you Tyler for your contributions to Sigma Nu throughout the years!
This was a city-wide effort called ‘Rebuilding Peoria’. It was scheduled the same day as the great American cleanup. Folks worked all over the community to help clean up, repair, landscape and help elderly community members get ready for spring. Sigma Nus, Joshua Delos Reyes and Miguel Smith attended with others in their Leadership class for a chance to give back to the community.
Meal Kits Zeta Phi
Fall Rush Class
Brother of the Month Dylan Makare
High Council
Brother of the Month Luke Hubble
Graduation
Graduation
Annual Halloween Run
Fall Rush Class
Logan Vargas
Celebrating with the Fall Rush Class
Earlier this month Brothers Niko Valenzuela and Aaron Olivar Diaz attended the 2nd Annual Lexington Leadership Institute. Congratulations to them on striving for excellence and becoming better men of Sigma Nu!
Sweethearts Maddie & Lainey
Brothers Being Brothers
Sigma Nu Dean’s List 2024
Dylan Makare – Alumni Relations
Annual Gameball
'23-'24
Greek Week Banner
Clearwater Beach Grad Trip
Annual Student Leadership and Organization Recognition
2024 New Executive Board
2024 Summer Internships
Cooking Class
Annual Gameball Check
Celebrating 69 Years
Alex Hamilton and Tyler Piester
Congrats Class of 2024
2024 Summer Internships
Brother of the Month Colin Whitehouse
Leadership and Organization Recognition Reception
Brother of the Month Colin Whitehouse
Deans List Fall 2023
Annual Gameball Check
Induction Celebration Beta Rho Chapter
Dean’s List Fall 2023
Brother of the Month Justin Eggleston
Brother of the Month Justin Eggleston
Greek Week
May Brother of the Month
Dance with Phi Kappa Tau and Pi Beta Phi and Phi Beta Sigma.
Bingo Event
Fall Pledge Class of 2023
Congrats Class of 2024
Induction Celebration Beta Rho Chapter
Juniors and Seniors night out on the town.
Spring 2024 Dean’s List
2024 Summer Internships
Brotherhood Event
Vintage Bradley
Brother of the Month Colin Whitehouse
Brother of the Month Justin Eggleston
Gentlemen of Sigma Nu
Brotherhood Event
Vintage Bradley
2024 New Executive Board
Sigma Nu Spotlight
Career Fair
Brothers Hanging Out
Brother of the Month Alex Ortega
Brother of the Month Alex Ortega
Congrats Class of 2024
'22-'23
Top Donating Organization
Fall Recruitment
February Brother of the Month
Etiquette Relay Race
Getting Ready for Rush
The Gameball Run!
Brother of the Month Jack Settle
Fall Recruitment
OSF Childrens Hospital – Almost Home Kids
Brother of the Month Christian Avila
Merry Christmas from the men at Sigma Nu! Hope everyone has a fun and safe holiday!
Top Fraternity GPA
Getting Ready for Rush
July Brother of the Month
Dean’s List 4.0 Spring 2023
Another Scholarship Dinner in the Books!
Upcoming Events 2023
Newly Elected Executive Board
Brother of the Month Tim Johnson
Summer Vacation
July Brother of the Month
Brother of the Month Jack Settle
College of Chapters
Newly Elected Executive Board
November Brother of the Month
Summer Vacation
Greek Week
Serving Our Community
College of Chapters
Class of 2023
Gentlemen of Sigma Nu
Game Ball Run
Dean’s List Spring 2023
Brother of the Month Tim Johnson
Newly Elected Executive Board
Summer Vacation
70th Grand Chapter in Fort Lauderdale
March Brother of the Month
Rush 2023
Getting Ready for Rush
Brother of the Month Jack Settle
Newly Elected Executive Board
April Brother of the Month
Tim Johnson Brother of the Month
Zeta Phi
Brother of the Month Ryan Newstrom
Getting Ready for Rush
Local Community Give Back
Annual Parents Weekend
December Brother of the Year
Class of 2023
Serving Our Community
Serving Our Community
Scavenger Hunt
70th Grand Chapter in Fort Lauderdale
Summer Vacation
Newly Elected Executive Board
Zeta Phi
Current Commander, Alex Ortega, and Risk Chairman, Luke Hubble, got to experience college of chapters this week! Looks like they are having a good time learning about our great history.
August Brother of the Month
Annual Parents Weekend
Community Service
March Brother of the Month
Fall Recruitment
Brother of the Month Sean McManis
Congrats to Class of 23
Getting Ready for Rush
The Annual Parents Weekend!
Summer Vacation
70th Grand Chapter in Fort Lauderdale
July Brother of the Month
December Brother of the Year
'21-'22
Cooking Lesson
At Jim Bixby’s housing
The AB League Indoor Volleyball League
Sigma Nu Parents Weekend | Tristant and Parents
Sigma Nu Parents Weekend at Alexanders
The Game Ball Run
Clean Up Help
SNU fest
Community Service
Housing Corp Meeting
Sigma Nu Parents Weekend
Nathan Sachtleben
Colleen Splitter, New Chapter Advisor
The White Rose Formal | Branson Missouri
Sigma Nu Parents Weekend Josh Manning Jacob Peters Andrew Pelletierre
Sigma Nu Parents Weekend Jacob Peters Josh Manning and Moms
Sigma Nu Parents Weekend | Tristant and Parents
Sigma Nu Parents Weekend Tristant
Scholarship Dinner
Sigma Nu Parents Weekend at Alexanders
Winning the 3v3 Basketball Tournament
Volleyball Team
Ben Westerkamm Brother of the Month
The Gameball Run
'20-'21
Jackson Pirowski ’23 (ΖΦ1294)
participating in the Gameball Run.
Active members welcome home new fall candidates.
A rendering of the new and approved Sigma Nu house.
Sigma Nu’s active room after renovations.
Main Entrance
2021 Gameball Run
Our basketball team after winning the intramural 3 vs. 3 tournament
Alexander’s Steak
Brothers who got a GPA of 3.5 or higher got to enjoy a free meal at Alexander’s Steak House.
Sigma Nu’s active room prior to renovations.
Bradley Sigma Nu
'19-'20
Brothers gathering in the Active Room to watch the Connor McGregor versus Dustin Poirier.
A few of the brothers gathering in the Active room to watch The Super Bowl.
Brothers who got a GPA of 3.5 or higher got to enjoy a free meal at Alexander’s Steak House.
