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A Stitch in Time: Preserving Fraternity History One Shirt at a Time
If you were a Brother in the 1980s or ’90s, then you remember some classic Lodge events commemorated by t-shirts. Pete Corson ’91, then a cartoonist for The Daily Tar Heel, produced several of these shirts, some which are featured
Summer Enrichment Scholarship: Tammo Drenth ’29
Tammo Drenth ’29 This summer, I am studying MG103: Consumer Behavior at the London School of Economics (LSE) for three weeks. This class covers the behavioral and psychological fundamentals behind a consumer for marketing and management. I am excited to
Summer Enrichment Scholarship: Tommy Tygart ’29
Tommy Tygart ’29 This summer, I have the opportunity to be working for American Continental Group Advocacy in Washington, DC. ACG Advocacy is a lobbying group that represents numerous organizations and business types, including corporations, nonprofits, and coalitions. Entering my
Paths to the Pulpit: Five Brothers Who Answered the Call
College fraternities are often associated with lifelong friendships, leadership development, and professional success, but for some members, the lessons learned in brotherhood helped shape a deeper calling. Among the alumni of Alpha Sigma are several men whose paths ultimately led
Summer Enrichment Scholarship: Bryce Tupper ’27
Bryce Tupper ’27 This summer I’m working as an industry development fellow with Innovate Carolina, UNC–Chapel Hill’s Office of Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and Economic Development. In this role, I’m helping to build and to expand relationships between UNC and companies, nonprofits,