 Founded in 1869, Sigma Nu is a college fraternity with 184 active chapters and colonies across the nation. The USC chapter, founded in 1930, has initiated over 1600 members throughout its history. Currently, our chapter's brotherhood extends to almost 100 undergraduates. These members come from as far away as Romania and as nearby as Pasadena, and they study everything from electrical engineering to screenwriting. Sigma Nu is proud to be an active contributor to USC's Greek community. Centered on 28th Street, this community - the largest Greek system west of the Mississippi - is home to more than 20 fraternities and 10 sororities. Sigma Nu's philanthropic, social, and brotherhood events add immeasurably to the vibrancy of fraternity row and the USC campus. Our membership totals place us among the largest chapters in the county. But if there's one thing that we're most proud of, it's our brotherhood. Despite our chapter's size and the diversity of its members, we remain a cohesive house, united as brothers and committed to a common set of ideals and traditions. I hope you'll take the time to explore our website and learn more about our chapter. Fraternally, Daniel Gabel E.0. 1536 |
