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 '''Sigma Nu''' is a social, values-based fraternity that was founded at the Virginia Military Institute in 1869 and established at Columbia in [[1908]] as the Delta Gamma chapter.
-Sigma Nu's [[brownstone]] is located at 556 West 113th Street (between Amsterdam and Broadway), close to [[McBain]] and across the street from [[Watt]]. The chapter "boasts a highly diverse membership of 55 brothers as of fall 2013," and has initiated nearly 1,200 Columbia men throughout its storied history on campus.
+Sigma Nu's [[brownstone]] is located at 556 West 113th Street (between Amsterdam and Broadway), close to [[McBain]] and across the street from [[Watt]]. The chapter "boasts a highly diverse membership of 55 brothers as of fall 2013," and has initiated over 1,200 Columbia students over its history on campus.
 Fraternity members are "involved in a wide variety of academic, extracurricular, pre-professional, and athletic communities at CU, with brothers serving as leaders in dozens of Columbia student groups."
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 '''Membership Restrictions''': None; not affiliated with any special interest, ethnicity, athletic team, etc
-'''Historic Membership''': ~1200 initiated chapter brothers
+'''Historic Membership''': ~1300 initiated chapter brothers
 === Diversity ===

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 '''Sigma Nu''' is a social, values-based fraternity that was founded at the Virginia Military Institute in 1869 and established at Columbia in [[1908]] as the Delta Gamma chapter.
-Sigma Nu's [[brownstone]] is located at 556 West 113th Street (between Amsterdam and Broadway), close to [[McBain]] and across the street from [[Watt]]. The chapter "boasts a highly diverse membership of 55 brothers as of fall 2013, and has initiated nearly 1,200 Columbia men throughout its storied history on campus."
+Sigma Nu's [[brownstone]] is located at 556 West 113th Street (between Amsterdam and Broadway), close to [[McBain]] and across the street from [[Watt]]. The chapter "boasts a highly diverse membership of 55 brothers as of fall 2013," and has initiated nearly 1,200 Columbia men throughout its storied history on campus.
 Fraternity members are "involved in a wide variety of academic, extracurricular, pre-professional, and athletic communities at CU, with brothers serving as leaders in dozens of Columbia student groups."

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 |Contact=jp3144@columbia.edu}}
-'''Sigma Nu''', Delta Gamma chapter, is one of the [[fraternities]] recognized by the Interfraternity Council. The chapter occupies a Brownstone on 113th street. The fraternity more commonly goes by its nickname '''Sig Nu'''.
+'''Sigma Nu''', Delta Gamma chapter, is one of the [[fraternities]] recognized by the Interfraternity Council. The chapter occupies a Brownstone at 556 West 113th street. The fraternity more commonly goes by its nickname '''Sig Nu'''.
 The chapter has earned three consecutive 5 star [[ALPHA Standards of Excellence]] ratings in 2016, 2017, and 2018.

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 '''Sigma Nu''', Delta Gamma chapter, is one of the [[fraternities]] recognized by the Interfraternity Council. The chapter occupies a Brownstone on 113th street. The fraternity more commonly goes by its nickname '''Sig Nu'''.
-In spring 2019 the chapter earned a 5 star [[ALPHA Standards of Excellence]] rating.
+The chapter has earned three consecutive 5 star [[ALPHA Standards of Excellence]] ratings in 2016, 2017, and 2018.
 The chapter has also earned achievement awards in philanthropy (presented to chapters that raise over $60 per member), community service (presented to chapters that complete over 20 service hours per member), and campus involvement (presented to chapters where over 60% are involved in another campus activity).

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	The chapter has also earned achievement awards in philanthropy (presented to chapters that raise over $60 per member), community service (presented to chapters that complete over 20 service hours per member), and campus involvement (presented to chapters where over 60% are involved in another campus activity).		The chapter has also earned achievement awards in philanthropy (presented to chapters that raise over $60 per member), community service (presented to chapters that complete over 20 service hours per member), and campus involvement (presented to chapters where over 60% are involved in another campus activity).
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	The fraternity has organized new campus fraternity and sorority initiatives, including partnerships with start-ups interested in launching at CU, a business speaker series, the Columbia Sigma Nu Historical Initiative, and cooperative campus programming with student groups such as the [[Columbia Iranian Students Association]], [[Orchesis]], [[GlobeMed]], [[Quarto]], CUSH, and Youth for Debate.		The fraternity has organized new campus fraternity and sorority initiatives, including partnerships with start-ups interested in launching at CU, a business speaker series, the Columbia Sigma Nu Historical Initiative, and cooperative campus programming with student groups such as the [[Columbia Iranian Students Association]], [[Orchesis]], [[GlobeMed]], [[Quarto]], CUSH, and Youth for Debate.

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 In spring 2012 the chapter earned a 4 star [[ALPHA Standards of Excellence]] rating. The chapter also earned achievement awards in philanthropy (presented to chapters that raise over $60 per member), community service (presented to chapters that complete over 20 service hours per member), and campus involvement (presented to chapters where over 60% are involved in another campus activity).
-The chapter also earned a 4 star [[ALPHA Standards of Excellence rating]] in spring 2013.
+The chapter also earned a 4 star [[ALPHA Standards of Excellence]] rating in spring 2013.
-The fraternity has organized new campus fraternity and sorority initiatives, including partnerships with start-ups interested in launching at CU, a business speaker series, the Columbia Sigma Nu Historical Initiative, and cooperative campus programming with student groups such as the [[Columbia Iranian Students Association]], [[Orchesis]], [[GlobeMed]], [[Quarto]], [[CUSH]], and [[Youth for Debate]].
+The fraternity has organized new campus fraternity and sorority initiatives, including partnerships with start-ups interested in launching at CU, a business speaker series, the Columbia Sigma Nu Historical Initiative, and cooperative campus programming with student groups such as the [[Columbia Iranian Students Association]], [[Orchesis]], [[GlobeMed]], [[Quarto]], CUSH, and Youth for Debate.
 ==Service & Philanthropy==

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 |Contact=jp3144@columbia.edu}}
-'''Sigma Nu''' is a social, values-based fraternity that was founded at the Virginia Military Institute in 1869 and established at Columbia in [[1908]] as the Delta Gamma chapter. Sigma Nu's [[brownstone]] is located at 556 West 113th Street (between Amsterdam and Broadway), close to [[McBain]] and across the street from [[Watt]]. The chapter boasts a highly diverse membership of 55 brothers as of fall 2013, and has initiated nearly 1,200 Columbia men throughout its storied history on campus.
+'''Sigma Nu''', Delta Gamma chapter, is one of the [[fraternities]] recognized by the Interfraternity Council. The chapter occupies a Brownstone on 113th street. The fraternity more commonly goes by its nickname '''Sig Nu'''.
-Fraternity members are involved in a wide variety of academic, extracurricular, pre-professional, and athletic communities at CU, with brothers serving as leaders in dozens of Columbia student groups. One of Sigma Nu's primary ambitions is the expansion of Greek Life's mandate beyond just social and philanthropy events (although the chapter certainly remains committed to both). Towards that end, the fraternity has organized a number of unique campus initiatives, including partnerships with start-ups interested in launching at CU, a business speaker series, the Columbia Sigma Nu Historical Initiative, and cooperative campus programming with student groups such as the [[Columbia Iranian Students Association]], [[Orchesis]], [[GlobeMed]], [[Quarto]], [[CUSH]], and [[Youth for Debate]].
+In spring 2012 the chapter earned a 4 star [[ALPHA Standards of Excellence]] rating. The chapter also earned achievement awards in philanthropy (presented to chapters that raise over $60 per member), community service (presented to chapters that complete over 20 service hours per member), and campus involvement (presented to chapters where over 60% are involved in another campus activity).
-In addition to its characteristic focus on broadening fraternity activity, Sigma Nu has a rapport for staying true to the core fraternal values of brotherhood and brother development. The fraternity supports meaningful brotherhood bonding through activities including camping, sports games attendance, and bowling, as well as the personal growth of its brothers through participation in workshops, study sessions, and professional networking events.
+The chapter also earned a 4 star [[ALPHA Standards of Excellence rating]] in spring 2013.
-They have a shiny new website that you can view [https://columbiasigmanu.squarespace.com/ here]
+The fraternity has organized new campus fraternity and sorority initiatives, including partnerships with start-ups interested in launching at CU, a business speaker series, the Columbia Sigma Nu Historical Initiative, and cooperative campus programming with student groups such as the [[Columbia Iranian Students Association]], [[Orchesis]], [[GlobeMed]], [[Quarto]], [[CUSH]], and [[Youth for Debate]].
 ==Service & Philanthropy==
 Sigma Nu consistently engages in a wide range of philanthropic initiatives. The Columbia chapter maintains a weekly commitment with Community Soup Kitchen, One-to-One Tutoring, and Project Happy. Additionally, the chapter frequently partners with other organizations to deliver large-scale philanthropy events throughout the year.
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 *McNally Plaza Park Clean-up
 *John Jay RHLO Carnival Event
 == Awards ==

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	They have a shiny new website that you can view [https://columbiasigmanu.squarespace.com/ here]		They have a shiny new website that you can view [https://columbiasigmanu.squarespace.com/ here]
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		+	==Service & Philanthropy==
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		+	Sigma Nu consistently engages in a wide range of philanthropic initiatives. The Columbia chapter maintains a weekly commitment with Community Soup Kitchen, One-to-One Tutoring, and Project Happy. Additionally, the chapter frequently partners with other organizations to deliver large-scale philanthropy events throughout the year.
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		+	Recent events nclude:
		+	*Youth for Debate Karaoke Night (proceeds to YFD)
		+	*GlobeMed Trivia Night (fundraiser for GlobeMed)
		+	*Columbia Community Outreach Day of Service
		+	*Camp Kesem Fundraiser
		+	*McNally Plaza Park Clean-up
		+	*John Jay RHLO Carnival Event

	== Awards ==		== Awards ==

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	== External Links ==		== External Links ==
		+	*[http://blogs.cuit.columbia.edu/cugreeklife/ Columbia Greek Life Website]
	*[http://www.sigmanu.com Sigma Nu national website]		*[http://www.sigmanu.com Sigma Nu national website]