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Roy Cooper Continues Lodge Tradition of Federal Leadership
On Tuesday, November 3, Roy Cooper defeated Michael Whatley in the U.S. Senate election in North Carolina. He will begin his six-year term in 2027. Roy Cooper joins Sigma alumni Robin Britt and Jim Cooper (no relation) in serving in

Preparing for Life After UNC: Career Ambitions and the Value of the Chi Psi Network
A recent survey of Alpha Sigma undergraduates offers an interesting snapshot of the career aspirations, professional interests, and expectations of our current members. The responses reflect a group with ambitious goals, a strong interest in professional achievement, and a growing

Bert Johnson ’82 Honored on November 14
Bert Johnson ’82 is being honored this fall for his exemplary service to Alpha Sigma of Chi Psi as well as to Chi Psi Fraternity at the national level. Bert Johnson was a devoted and engaged member of the Lodge

21 Pledge the Lodge in Fall 2026
Name Year School Major Finn Ross Bowdler 2030 Shrewsbury, UK (Eton) Economics Caleb Michael Conneely 2030 Morehead City, NC (West Carteret High School) Business Jalen Saver Criss 2029 Wilmington, NC (Hoggard High School) History and Philosophy/Politics/Economics (PPE) George Simpson Current

Alumni Advancing Educational Opportunity Through Innovation and Leadership
Bryan Hassel ’88 (Chapel Hill, NC) has built a career focused on one of education’s most consequential challenges: ensuring that more students have access to excellent teaching and high-quality schools. A Morehead Scholar, UNC Student Body President, Rhodes Scholar, and

Dogs & Dawgs: Philanthropy at the Lodge
The actives recently kicked off their philanthropy efforts for the year with the first event of the semester: Dogs & Dawgs,a collaboration between Chi Psi and Alpha Delta Pi Sorority. For the event, Saving Grace Animal Shelter brought several rescue puppies,

What was YOUR major?
What was your major back in the day? Were you a double major? Did you have a minor? Today’s Carolina students have more choices for what to study, the Kenan-Flagler Business School has dramatically expanded its size, and Carolina students