Every brother finds his own way forward after graduation, and those career paths can take interesting turns along the way. In this Sigma News, we’ll

Congrat’s to our Sigma Nu brothers who earned All-Ivy distinction for their play on the gridiron this fall. Senior safety Nick Gesualdi ’18 was a

By Nate Porter ’18 This past summer, I interned at a financial data-analytics firm in New York City called S3 Partners, located in midtown Manhattan.

Sigma Nu has been fortunate to have its share of great cooks over the years, but our current cook likely tops them all. Cindy Smith

The healthcare system in the United States is in the headlines almost daily. Many Sigma Nu brothers today work in healthcare across a broad range

Twenty years ago this fall, Big Red football fans were thrilled by the incredible rushing prowess of Sigma Nu’s Chad Levitt ’97. In his senior

Still Working Side by Side More than 40 Years after Cornell The brotherly bonds built at Sigma Nu persist in one way or another for

MacroFuel ad Max Tave and his classmate came up with the idea for MacroFuel last year after enduring the effects of missing meals and subsisting

Left to right: Bob Linden ’71, Charlie Parker ’57, and Nick Carino ’69.

The 2011 SAE alcohol-related death spurred me on to learn more about current Cornell Greek life. The dean’s office was clamping down on fraternities, Dan

For “Bing” and Cathy Steffen, it was a fast 50 years, and there we were, not only celebrating the 50 years since my college graduation

Sigma Nu is pleased to congratulate Mike McGrann ’88 on his September 2013 induction into the Cornell Athletics Hall of Fame! McGrann was a two-time