Official Obituary of Alexander Pancoe (Northwestern ’09)
https://www.wenbanfh.com/obituaries/Alexander-Pancoe?obId=42403440 Alex Pancoe, age 38, passed away on Monday, May 5th, on the mountain of Makalu in Nepal. Alex died in a place that he loved doing what he loved. A devoted husband and father, Alex leaves behind his wife Nina and their two young children, Zephyr and Venice. Alex’s greatest joy in life was […]
Foy Roberson, Jr. (North Carolina-Chapel Hill ’40): Legacy of Leadership and Sacrifice
Editor’s note: The original article was published by Randy B. Young. https://thelocalreporter.press/foy-roberson-jr-legacy-of-leadership-and-sacrifice/ Each season from 1942 to 2012, the Tar Heel basketball team and coaches voted on who would receive the Foy Roberson Award, Jr. as the team’s “most inspirational” player, so named for former player Foy Roberson, Jr., who in 1941 was so inspired […]
Sigma Alpha Epsilon’s 20 Under 40 Successful Alumni: 2025
All of these individuals were nominated and completed an application for consideration. Evaluators scored applicants on professional achievements, community involvement, and leadership. If you know a young alumnus deserving of recognition for next year’s 20 Under 40 list, please email foundation@sae.net. Individuals must be SAE alumni members in good standing and under 40 years old by […]
100 Years of SAE at UC
This year, Ohio Epsilon proudly marked their 100th year at the University of Cincinnati — a century of brotherhood, service, and impact. In honor of this milestone, the chapter has taken on a new emphasis on leadership, scholarship, and advocacy for mental health. Their most significant work this year was men’s mental health, something that […]
Goat Yoga for a Great Cause
Looking for a way to stand out and grab attention on campus, the University of Kansas (Kansas Alpha) chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon developed a philanthropy event that was both out-of-the-box and unforgettable: Goat Yoga. With their chapter newly re-established on campus, members wanted to do something creative that would turn heads. “We needed something […]
How Britt Frankum (Troy ‘92) Lives the True Gentleman
Britt Frankum (Troy ‘92) grew up in Montgomery, Alabama, where his Southern roots and small-town upbringing shaped the values that would guide him for life. After graduating from high school, Britt made his way to Troy University. At the time, he only knew one familiar face on campus — a friend he had grown up […]
One Cookout, One Cause, One Record-Breaking Total
The University of Florida (Florida Upsilon) chapter has hosted their Cajun Cookout for 24 years now, so tradition and carrying on the legacy of the brothers before them are the main things that inspire them to keep this event going strong. It has become an awesome way to connect with the UF community while giving […]
James Madison Brothers Raise over $35k for Cancer Research and Treatment
The James Madison (Virginia Mu) chapter recently raised over $35,000 for Cancer Research and Treatment — a cause close to their hearts. They typically set up their fundraising team at the start of the fall semester, and brothers signed up throughout the school year. The spring semester is when they really begin to make a […]
SAE Inner Circle 2025
From April 4–6, the 2025 Inner Circle took place in the scenic Prince Frederick, Maryland, at Running Hare Vineyard — graciously hosted by Past Eminent Supreme Archon Mike Scarborough (Salisbury ’76). The weekend brought together 30 collegiate brothers, the Supreme Council, and eight dedicated facilitators for a powerful, purpose-driven experience. Each member of the Supreme […]
Honoring SAE Ryan Jarmon
Editor’s note: Crystal Jarmon, mother of her late son Ryan Jarmon and President of The Ryan Lance Jarmon Memorial Scholarship, wrote this reflection to honor his life. During Ryan’s freshman year at Colorado School of Mines, he became a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, and the brotherhood began. Ryan passed away in May of 2023, […]
