Founded in 1855 Sigma Chi is one of North America’s oldest and largest fraternities. Its Lambda Nu Chapter at Loyola University Chicago embodies the fraternity’s ideals. These ideals are friendship justice and learning. The chapter was founded in 2012. It strives to improve the campus through its members’ actions.
Sigma Chi’s mission follows its founding principles. The Jordan Standard guides admissions. Only men of good character are considered. Fair academic ability ambitious goals and congenial dispositions are essential. High moral standards and personal responsibility are minimum requirements. Members are encouraged to exceed these standards.
Sigma Chi supports the Huntsman Cancer Institute in Utah. Chapters nationwide compete in the Derby Day Challenge. This fundraising event supports those battling cancer. At Loyola’s chapter Derby Days is a campus-wide competition. It involves various activities culminating in a dance. The event celebrates Derby Days and the fight against cancer.
Beyond Derby Days Sigma Chi brothers participate in campus life. They support other Greek organizations and their philanthropic work. Sigma Chi’s impact extends beyond fundraising. It shapes the lives of its members. Michael Neal a 2023 graduate says it changed his life for the better. William Ferris a 2026 graduate calls it one of the best experiences of his life. These testimonials highlight the fraternity’s positive influence.
The Sigma Chi story isn’t just about philanthropy. It’s about brotherhood. It’s about personal growth. It’s about leaving a lasting positive impact. So stand here today before this chapter and reflect. Reflect on the legacy of Sigma Chi. Reflect on its commitment to service. Reflect on its enduring impact on the lives it touches. This is more than just a fraternity. This is a brotherhood. This is Sigma Chi.