News Archive

Monmouth College’s Zeta Beta Tau chapter to host speaker Alexander Katz on Nov. 5.

Monmouth College Alumni Association President Mark Tupper ’94, who was an accounting  major and member of Zeta Beta Tau fraternity, discusses why he came to Monmouth, what made him get involved with the alumni association and what he hopes to accomplish.

New members of Alpha Xi Delta, Kappa Kappa Gamma and Pi Beta Phi gather with their sisters on the steps of Wallace Hall on Bid Day 2023, held on Aug. 27. After a week of recruitment, bids were extended to new members of the three women’s fraternities. Founded at the former Lombard College in nearby Galesburg, Illinois, Monmouth’s Beta Epsilon chapter is the active chapter closest to the sorority’s founding location. Pi Beta Phi was founded in 1867 at Monmouth and Kappa Kappa Gamma was founded in 1870 at the College. Check out more pictures from bid day here.

Pevitz ’24 awarded fraternity’s largest student scholarship; Rathgeb ’23 earns top individual honor; chapter receives awards for programming, philanthropy.

At national Sigma Phi Epsilon meeting in San Antonio, Monmouth trustee named to lead role in his fraternity.

Borst, Simpson named Monmouth College’s Greek Man and Woman of the Year.

Sig Ep founding father Don ‘Mac’ McKinley plans to attend fraternity’s 75-year reunion in May.

Sigma Phi Epsilon chapter 75th anniversary celebration organizers sing praises of their fraternity experience.

Sigma Phi Epsilon will celebrate its 75th anniversary at Monmouth, and SigEp brothers Tom Sargent ’85 and Eli Kelly ’24 discuss the plans, along with how SigEp has shaped the lives of more than 1,100 Scots.

Hundreds of Sigma Phi Epsilon alums and spouses will converge on campus May 26-28, including national fraternity leaders.

Alpha Xi Delta women’s fraternity shifts focus to children who are homeless or at risk of homelessness; first fundraising event is Feb. 8.

Zeta Beta Tau, Phi Delta Theta receive national honors for leadership, efforts to strengthen chapters.

Lauren Johnson ’23 discusses how her summer research program at the University of Iowa, her biology major and campus involvement have prepared her for life after Monmouth.

Junior Elijah Lind receives Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity’s prestigious Ruck Leadership Award