The SigEp Journal Archive
The Journal of Sigma Phi Epsilon is brimming with historical, cultural, athletic and academic stories that capture the broad legacy and finer points of life in SigEp for more than a century.
The Journal has been published continuously since 1904, and every issue has been preserved online.
How to browse issues of the Journal
• You can use any device that has internet capabilities to search and browse individual issues. You can download issues in color or black and white to your computer, tablet or electronic reading device.
Select a decade, year and issue below.
• This will take you to the Internet Archive site.
• Select “Read Online” to use the online viewer.
• Search the issue for a key word or key phrase (such as “brotherly love”) or the name of a chapter, university, college, person, city or state.
Sigma Phi Epsilon Journal Issues
Sigma Phi Epsilon Journal
Theta Omega Upsilon The Omegan
Have You Read...
• What “Uncle Billy” Phillips wrote about friendship in the first issue? (Vol. 1 No. 1, p.2)
• The scathing editorial from 1909, criticizing the old guard national fraternities which, unlike Sigma Phi Epsilon, turned a deaf ear to a call for improvement from Stanford President David Starr Jordan? (Vol. 6 No. 4, p. 282)
• The 1910 primer on bookkeeping, revealing what day-to-day fraternity life was like a century ago, yet with lessons still useful today? (Vol. 8 No. 1, p. 1)
• A detailed explanation of how the SigEp coat of arms was designed and meaning of each of its parts? (Vol. 31 No. 2, p. 76)
• Advice on finding a job in 1973, another very difficult economic time? (Vol. 70 No. 4, p. 6)
Tips:
• While you can read comfortably with the online viewer and color PDF, you can often print more clearly with the black and white PDF.
• Use the Internet Archive search to find references to people, schools, chapters or keywords throughout the issue. The "advanced search" will let you limit your search to the SigEp Journals collection.
• A report of an event can be delayed. If you cannot find a story on an event, try the next issue and the one after that.
Digitized in 2010 through a gift to the Sigma Phi Epsilon Educational Foundation from Carey Heckman, Dartmouth '76.
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