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Each year, Sigma Chi's house corporations play a vital role in sustaining the places where our brotherhood lives, learns and thrives. To help strengthen these local organizations, the Grand Trustees administer the House Corporation Annual Report — a voluntary program that collects essential information about each chapter's housing operations and governance.
Sigma Chi’s commitment to lifelong learning extends beyond our undergraduate brothers — it also supports the alumni volunteers who provide stable, safe, and enriching environments for them. This year, that commitment took a major step forward with the launch of House Corporation Academy (HCA), a new educational program available through the Sigma Chi Leadership Institute (SCLI).
Read more: Introducing House Corporation Academy: Building Strong Foundations for Chapter Housing
Behind every successful Sigma Chi chapter stands a dedicated team of alumni volunteers — our local house corporations. These boards play a vital role in providing safe, well-maintained homes where brotherhood and leadership can thrive. To support that mission, it’s essential that each house corporation maintains an accurate and up-to-date roster of officers and board members.
Read more: Keeping the Connection Strong: Why Accurate House Corporation Rosters Matter
Sigma Chi is proud to introduce three outstanding alumni who have joined the Board of Grand Trustees, each bringing deep leadership experience, professional expertise, and a lifelong commitment to our Fraternity’s values. Please join us in welcoming Ryan Rogers, CAL. POLY.-POMONA 1987, Vincent W. “Vince” Kenney, BUTLER 1984, and Order of Constantine Sig Joe Beers, ARIZONA 1983, to their new roles.
Read more: New Grand Trustees | Welcoming the Newest Members of the Board of Grand Trustees
Greek chapters at the University Nebraska–Lincoln saw their building values jump nearly $1.2 million on average in one year, according to data from the Lancaster County Assessor’s Office.
“It was sticker shock,” said Assistant Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life Jon Gayer. “Some of these groups are probably looking at a $100,000 increase in taxes.”
Read more: Sticker shock: Greek house values skyrocket. The tax bill comes next.
It’s a problem at universities across the country: There isn’t enough on-campus housing for the students searching for it. At the same time, rents for off-campus housing continue to rise, making it difficult for students to find affordable rooms at their universities.
WASHINGTON – U.S. Senators Ben Cardin (D-Md.) and Shelley Moore Capito (R-W.Va.), along with Senators Tom Carper (D-Del.), John Boozman (R-Ark.) and Roger Wicker (R-Miss.) have introduced legislation to help modernize and increase safety at fraternity and sorority buildings nationwide. Their legislation would change the tax code to allow not-for-profit student groups to accept charitable donations to help construct new buildings or make safety improvements.