Sigma Pi at Purdue

As the semester came to a close, we said goodbye to our Iota Theta class as they begin their next quest beyond Purdue.

Thank you for the excellence you brought to this chapter and this brotherhood. The brotherhood is for life, and you will always have a home here. We look forward to seeing you return in the years to come.

The quest for excellence continues.

Congratulations to our brothers on their recent engagements!

Wishing the best to Will Nisely & Shelby Cook, Noah Gregory & Madison Garrett, Joe Poetz & Emmy Giddens, and Preston May & Grace Meister as they start this next chapter together.

Excited to see what the future holds for all of you!

This month’s Brother of the Month is Chase Snyder from Fishers, Indiana. Chase is a freshman studying Construction Management at Purdue University, where he has maintained a GPA above 3.4 while staying actively involved around the chapter. This summer, he will be leaving for basic training as he begins the next chapter of his commitment to service and leadership. We’re proud to recognize Chase for his work ethic, discipline, and the example he sets for the brotherhood.

A Quest for Excellence

Proud of all the brothers representing Sigma Pi Eta this summer. From engineering and construction to finance, tech, and manufacturing, our guys are taking opportunities all across the country and beyond. Excited to see what everyone accomplishes this summer.

A Quest for Excellence.

Introducing our Fall 2026 Rush Chairs. If you are interested in rushing fill out the link in our bio.

Rush Chairs:
Omkar Vaddi - (774) 551-6634
Noah Burmeister - (973) 307-8623
Nathan Tackas - (734) 983-8094
Jacob Henry - (812) 766-0636

Congratulations to our newly elected 2026-2027 Executive Council.

Sage - Miles Lehman
Second Counselor / VP - Brayden Pruitt
First Counselor / Risk - Payton Bohm
Third Counselor / Treasurer - Adam Hauf
Fourth Counselor / Secretary - Christian Lanfear
Herald - Gianni Hernandez
Social Executive - Noah Burmeister

Live Life Relay Sunday, April 26

Teams of 4–6. 5 stations around the circle. Top teams move on to a final showdown in the middle.

All proceeds go to Donate Life. We’ll have a table there if you want to learn more or sign up.