The Zeta Lambda Chapter of Sigma Chi at Kent State University was founded over 50 years ago and with each passing year, our fraternity grows stronger. The reason for this is because our brothers do not see this fraternity as a party playground, a way to pay for friends, or any other stereotype assigned to us. IT IS A BROTHERHOOD. A EX brother will be there at any time of the day (or night) when help is needed; your shoulder to lean on throughout your college career as well as in your life down the road.

Diversity is also a main part of Sigma Chi. We believe that a brotherhood among members with different temperaments, talents, and convictions is stronger than a brotherhood among members with identical traits. In Sigma Chi, you are your own individual. Your pledgeship is not a time where we train you to act like us, talk like us, or be like us. Each brother contributes to the running of the chapter in their own special way.

Sigma Chi’s endeavor to lead by example. Through the years brothers have held many positions on Senate, IFC, and many other organizations on campus. Each year our chapter holds a week-long philanthropy known as Derby Days, raising money for the Huntsman Cancer Foundation. And each year we spend considerable time focused on other charitable causes. For example, one year the chapter invited all other fraternities and sororities to join together to help build a playground at Longcoy Elementary School. It is through this involvement with Greek and Non-Greek activities that we represent the foundation of this fraternity.

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