Alpha Sigma Phi is a national men's fraternity founded at Yale in 1845, built around five values of character: Silence, Charity, Purity, Honor, and Patriotism. Members join a chapter on their campus, take on real leadership roles, and gain access to the Burns Executive Leadership Institute, a multi-year career program. Brotherhood extends beyond graduation through events like Alpha Sig Everywhere, an annual nationwide alumni and undergraduate gathering.
171
Campuses nationwide
74k
Living alumni
7.2k
Active undergrads
1.3k
Chapter volunteers
$21 million
Total awarded by Foundation since founding
1845
Year founded (December 6)
Events They Host
Grand Chapter
A biennial convention where voting delegates gather to update governing documents and set fraternity policy. Also described as highly attended.
Elevate
A summer convention hosted by Alpha Sigma Phi, described alongside Grand Chapter as a highly attended event.
National Educational Conference
Alpha Sig hosted its first National Educational Conference at Morris Harvey College in Charleston, West Virginia in 1963, one of the first fraternities in the country to offer this benefit to undergraduates.
Member Experiences
Alpha Sig Everywhere
An annual event where thousands of alumni and undergraduates gather simultaneously at over 100 local establishments across the country to reconnect and renew bonds of brotherhood.