Epsilon Pi Chapter
Chapter updates, Notable Nu’s profiles, and a decade of alumni newsletters
Captain Gerald Coffee as the guest speaker on Veterans Day at the Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific at Punchbowl, Oahu, Hawaii Epsilon…
Read More →This November, retired US Navy Captain Jerry Coffee (EP 468) will return to UCLA for the first time in over 20 years. One of longest held Vietnam prisoners of war and now a highly-respected military commentator, Captain Coffee is excited for the opportunity to meet the current crop of Epsilon Pi Sigma Nu brothers and tour the fraternity house’s recent New Wing Hall renovation.
Read More →No matter what the news says, Greek life continues to grow and expand its reach. Students across the nation have shown an increase in Greek life interest over the last few years and enrollment is rising, member achievement is increasing and the dedication to philanthropy is thriving.
Read More →Thanks to the our alumni donors and House Renovation Committee a complete remodel of New Wing is nearly complete.
Read More →Sophomore Omar Aly (EP 2076) challenged incoming freshman basketball player Shareef O’Neal at a recent gathering at Sigma Nu and became a national story as the 1-sided outcome received nearly 2 million views online within the first week of the video posting online…
Read More →Thanks to Coach Chip Kelly, optimism for Bruins football has returned. So far, beer-aided Sigma Nu’s are matching the optimism at tailgates…
Read More →It has been an eventful and successful year at Sigma Nu, Epsilon Pi. The house GPA is 3.4, the highest in recent…
Read More →Over 100 Epsilon Pi Brothers were in attendance as Sigma Nu celebrated its 88th Anniversary on May 19. Guests traveled from across…
Read More →Marshall Tuck (EP 1416) is running for the nonpartisan office that oversees California’s Department of Education. Tuck, who served as Eminent Commander 1993-94 went onto Harvard Business School and has spent the last 15 years in education, most recently as Educator-in-Residence.
Read More →On May 14th the active chapter once again hosted Dr. Timothy Fong at 601 Gayley for a presentation titled, “A Young Man’s…
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