Epsilon Pi Chapter
Chapter updates, Notable Nu’s profiles, and a decade of alumni newsletters
Gary Cunningham’s legacy as an athlete, coach, and administrator is deeply intertwined with the history and success of UCLA’s storied basketball program.…
Read More →The Bruin basketball team is giving off serious national championship contender vibes and offers an opportunity to recall the impact one of…
Read More →In an effort to document our history at UCLA and the lives of our most impactful alumni, we launched the “Notable Nu”…
Read More →James Keeffe Jr. was born March 12, 1923, in Sioux City, Iowa, the third of six children. At the age of ten…
Read More →Among the adventures Jerry shared with brothers were a near-miss run-in with a Navy destroyer while diving for lobsters at night and managing to keep a Volkswagen bus upright with a half dozen howling Sigma Nu’s in the back on ski trips to Dodge Ridge, “Always very hairy maneuvering that VW bus in the snow on icy roads.”
Read More →After graduating Escondido High School in 1947 Bob Wilson spent two years studying veterinary medicine at UC Davis before transferring to UCLA. After being initiated as an Epsilon Pi Brother of Sigma Nu in 1950, he joined an Army artillery unit headquartered in Japan during the Korean War, where he spent most of his enlistment managing courts martial.
Read More →Enterprising even at a young age and bright in school, Larry was accepted to UCLA and pledged Sigma Nu in 1965. He served as a House Manager, Rush Chairman, Pledge Trainer and, perhaps most impressively, helped lead the house to 5 consecutive All-University Intramural Championships (1965-1969).
Read More →Launching the series is Al Sparlis (EP 255) who was selected by the Green Bay Packers in the 1946 NFL Draft. Elected into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1983 “Gunga” also had a career as a Hollywood actor and commercial real estate broker.
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