Sigma Alpha Epsilon - Wash U

12/04/2017

11/06/2017

Congratulations to brother Cormac O'Halloran for being selected as one of the top 10 ROTC cadets in the nation! Within an extremely competitive process of 5,536 seniors on the order-of-merit list, he displayed high standards in academics, physical fitness, leadership, college participation, and performance during the ROTC training and Advanced Camp at Fort Knox.

Phi Alpha!

https://www.army.mil/article/196267/cadet_command_names_its_top_10_seniors

11/06/2017

The brothers of SAE spent their Sunday morning serving their community by doing yard work and home improvement projects for the elderly in their local St. Louis area. Phi Alpha to all the brothers who came out and made it a great day!

04/11/2017

04/04/2017

Thanks to all who came out to the de Villiers Memorial 5K this weekend! The event raised over $6,000 for Relay For Life of Washington University 2017 and we hope to see you all there on Saturday.

03/23/2017

On April 2 we will be hosting the second annual De Villiers Memorial 5k. In 2015, cancer took one of our brothers far too soon from us, and to honor is memory we set a goal to raise $100,000 for research and patient support. Jacques didn't let his illness define, hinder, or inhibit his life and we would love for you to join us in celebrating his spirit and helping fight the disease that has altered so many lives.

Register for the 5k below:
https://racesonline.com/events/de-villiers-memorial-5k

Why do we relay? Read more about Jacque's inspiring story here: https://www.relayforjacques.org

Race event director tools that include online registration and race websites as well as a comprehensive race calendar for participants.

02/19/2017

The spring class of 2017 looking dapper and distinguished. Clear eyes, full hearts, can't lose.

12/09/2016

11/17/2016

SAE partners with AlphaPhi to volunteer at The Covenant House St.Louis, helping beautify the homes for homeless young adults. Organized by Anthony Tu

11/17/2016

11/14/2016

10/13/2016

Check out our latest Brotherhood Profile featuring , Max Ahlborn:

1.Tell us about yourself. Where are you from, what do you study, what do you do around campus?

I’m from the Detroit, Michigan area. I’m a Finance Major and Psychology minor.

Around campus I am involved in SAE, club basketball, various business clubs, Armour, and I am a member of the Pathfinder Program for Environmental Sustainability. I have really gotten back into photography recently, am always down to listen to music, and also love both playing and watching sports. I especially enjoy getting buckets.

2. What has been your favorite position held in SAE and why?

My favorite position in SAE is one that I currently hold, Recruitment chair. We have recently started prepping for Spring Rush, and I’m hype to start meeting some new rushees and putting together a great class. It’s cool to have the future of the fraternity in my hands, even though that might scare some people.

3. What has been your favourite SAE experience?

I’m pretty unsure what of my favorite SAE experience, but if I had to pick one, it would probably be welcome week of this year. I was abroad in Hong Kong last spring and had barely seen anyone is almost 9 months, and it was awesome to come back and reconnect with everyone. No one had any responsibilities before school started and a ton of us were able to just mob downtown St. Louis.

4. If you were stuck on a deserted island and had to choose one other brother to be stuck with, who would it be?

I can start out by saying I most definitely would not want to be stuck with Kabir or Hirsch. Both of them would never stop complaining about how screwed we were and would be useless in terms of survival. For who I would want to be stuck with, I would probably say that I would want to be stuck with Evan Cohen. He seems like he low-key could have a MacGyver side to him and be able to make moves and get us off the island. Or he’d get us both killed in a day, could go either way but I’ll take my chances.