Alpha Epsilon Pi: NIU Nu Iota Chapter

Hey guys, I hate to be a downer, but something you'll get to know about me is that my dad has cancer, and it impacts my life greatly;

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-Andrew Robinson; Past Lt. Master, Lambda Class

Donate to help Irv's Road to Recovery today A few months ago, my father was diagnosed with a rare disease by the name of amyloidosis.

The brothers of Alpha Epsilon Pi and members of NIU Hillel will be walking to remember the holocaust. The event will start at 1:00 P.M. outside of Stevenson. We will walk through campus, turning down Normal Rd. and then looping our way back up to outside of Cole Hall. Once there, we will take a moment of silence and then say the Israeli national anthem. If you plan to attend, please wear all black. Thank you for your support. This is what allows us to keep the memories of those whose lives were tragically lost alive. Help us keep the promise of, "Never Again."

Hey everyone! Remember when the library closes tonight and the rest of this week. You are all invited to go down to 820 Russell Road (Congregation Beth Shalom. It's the last stop on Russell when taking the 3L from the student center.) and join our brothers at AEPI and Hillel for their "Late Night" Study program.

The building will be open from 11pm-7am

Huskie Safe Line has a stop near the building for easy transportation to and from the community center.

A maximum of 20 people may be in the building at one time.

FREE --- REDBULL Provided by REDBULL
FREE --- SNACKS Provided by the JUF

Please bring your NIU One Card for Sign-In

For more information please contact Chad Harris at 847-924-5680. Please leave a voicemail with your contact information.

101 years ago, our brotherhood was founded at New York University under the Washington Square Arch. Our gentleman have come a long way from those humble beginnings. Forever bleeding gold and blue.

The brothers of Alpha Epsilon Pi volunteered at Feed My Starving Children today. Our brothers packed 21 boxes today

Tailgating with our alumni and Sigma Lambda Sigma! Thank you all for coming out!

Our brothers joined with Sigma Lambda Sigma at Northern Illinois University's homecoming parade. Way to represent us, boys!

The brothers of Alpha Epsilon Pi celebrated Sukkot with Hillel tonight. We hope you enjoy your Sukkot!

Tonight at 7, our brothers (in partnership with Hillel) will be building and decorating our Sukkah to celebrate the holiday! Come stop by!

We proudly support our brothers at Alpha Epsilon Pi - Beta Delta for their cause Blue Demons Against BDS. Come support their event, Monday May 19th from 9 AM to 6 PM. Meet at DePauls quad (On Fullerton & Seminary in downtown Chicago). Thanks you!

Join us tonight at 7 o'clock at the AEPi house to play some poker! We will have food, beverages, and cash prizes provided from the house. No entry fee needed! Feel free to bring your friends with you!

Dears Brothers and friends,

This is a new page that we have created to help not only to increase our web presence on campus but to keep our friends and family informed of our events and achievements throughout the coming years!

I hope you'll take a moment to invite your friends and family to like this new page and help us spread the wealth that AEPI has to offer at NIU.

Stayed tuned for more updates with pictures and information of past and upcoming events, I look forward to reading your comments!

Thanks!
Chad