HOW TO CONTRIBUTE TO SIGMA PHI COMMUNICATIONS

Twice a year, the Sigma Phi chapter at Cornell University publishes The Epsiloner, our bi-annual magazine, to keep members and friends of the chapter up to date on the state of the organization and, most importantly, to keep the brotherhood connected.

Our goal is to make The Epsiloner and all Sigma Phi communications as interesting, informative, and engaging as possible. To do that, we count on our alumni to keep us up to date on what’s happening in their lives and to share the news, stories, accomplishments, and experiences that make our brotherhood extraordinary.

All Sigs are encouraged to submit news and stories to The Epsiloner, the Sigma Phi blog, email communications, and other chapter materials. Whether it’s a professional accomplishment, a family birth, graduation, wedding, death, an adventure in Egypt, a mystery trip with your grandkids to the Beehive Trail in Acadia, finally crossing Wrigley Field off your bucket list, embarking on a new chapter in life, a reunion with brothers, or simply something you think other Sigs would enjoy hearing about, we want to hear from you.

Your contributions help keep the brotherhood connected and make our communications a richer reflection of the Sigma Phi brotherhood and the many generations of Sigs who have been part of it.

Letters to the editor

We welcome letters to the editor and questions, which can be submitted to The Epsiloner editorial staff using the form. The Epsiloner reserves the right to publish any letter received, and letters may be edited for space and clarity. 

The Epsiloner Guidelines

The Epsiloner of Sigma Phi at Cornell University is the official publication of the Fraternity. All Sigs are encouraged to submit news and stories to The Epsiloner stories can include volunteer service, professional awards, academic recognition, Sigs entrepreneurs and more.

Thank you wanting to contribute to our bi-annual newsletter.

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