About Us
Founded in 1976, the Eta Upsilon Chapter of Sigma Chi is the second oldest Fraternity at Texas A&M University. Our chapter has set the standard for fraternities nationwide. Our main purpose is to promote the ideals of friendship, justice and learning. Sigma Chi at Texas A&M only recruits men of good character, morals, and high ideals.
Our chapter's alumni, is one of the largest in the nation. This strong alumni organization is a major source of networking for Aggie Sig graduates. Our alumni provides employment opportunities, charity and social events after college, and even places to stay. We have alumni events in major cities in Texas including Houston and Dallas. The chapter also hosts an alumni weekend annually at the Sigma Chi House in College Station.
Chapter Facts and Notables
- 15 Peterson Significant Chapter Awards
- 9 Legion of Honor Awards
- 3 Public Relations Citations
- Sigma Chi was the first Fraternity at A&M to have a house
- Oil was discovered on land occupied by our second chapter house, providing major source of income
- 1995 the current chapter house opened and houses 36 brothers
- Eta Upsilon's Significant Sig is Major General George M. Wallace Jr., Texas A&M, 1946, Chief of Staff, Fifth U.S. Army. He is the great grandson of Sigma Chi Founder Isaac M. Jordan. He became a Significant Sig in 1979.
- Lee A. Beauchamp, charter member as the 63rd Grand Consul of Sigma Chi
- Eta Upsilon's current alumni numbers in the thousands
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