Many will enter...few will survive.

At 1:00 PM on Saturday, September 5, 2009, SigEp Dorm Wars celebrates its 5th year on the Johns Hopkins campus with a day of action-packed excitement on the BIA Fields. Come join in the fun as Hopkins' Residence Halls square off against one another in a (mostly) friendly competition for campus superiority.

The Sigma Phi Epsilon Balanced Man Scholarship recognizes undergraduates who demonstrate a commitment to academic excellence, an active lifestyle, and leadership in both the classroom and the community. SigEp wishes to recognize three first year students who exemplify the characteristics of tomorrow's leaders: well rounded balanced individuals who set themselves apart from the crowd.

Apply online for the 2009 Balanced Man Scholarship.

2008-2009 Quick Facts about SigEp at JHU

Manpower

• Chapter Size: 84
• Rank on Campus: 2/11

Grades:

• Spring 2009 GPA: 3.27
• Rank on Campus: 2/11

Athletics:

• 2007 Hopkins Fraternity Intramural Champions
• Consecutive Intramural Championships: 3

Beginning in Spring 2007, the MD Alpha Chapter of SigEp relaunched its alumni newsletter, the Alpha Particle. Below are the current issues in pdf format.

For information about the newsletter, please send us an email.

If you've moved, something exciting has happened in your life, or you just want to let us know how you're doing, please visit the contact info update page.

2008-2009

Winter/Spring 2009 (NEW!)

Every year thousands of Blue Jays gather from around the world to spend one more weekend at Hopkins. This year at Homecoming, we plan to kickoff our 80th Anniversary celebrations, and hope you'll stop by when you're here. 

Friday, April 17^th

8:00 PM -- Alumni Reception at La Famiglia Restaurant
105 W. 39th Street | Baltimore, MD  | map 

The JHU Arts and Sciences Magazine featured Andrew Brandel, '09 in its Spring 2008 edition. The article discusses the challenges of a Double Major at Hopkins, an accomplishment only 14% of the undergraduates choose to pursue. Brandel is a double major in Philosophy and Anthropology. "Anthropology is a particular way of looking at the world and addressing infinite questions," he explains.