I hope this message finds you all in great health and high spirits. It is with great pleasure that I write to you to reflect on the past year and share some exciting updates. Since this time last year, our fraternity has achieved significant milestones. Most notably, we have completed a highly productive rush season, […]
Dear Beta Brothers, Please enjoy this recent press release from Sigma Nu National announcing the award of Rock Chapter status to the Beta Chapter. This is a highly coveted award given to the top rated 20 Sigma Nu chapters out of the 280 total nationwide. The award is based on the chapter hitting highest marks […]
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The house itself is as sound as most on Grounds— it was built in 1928 on a Board of Visitors grant of land from the President’s lot on Carr’s Hill. A major $450,000 restoration in 1986, converted the third-floor attic to eight additional bedrooms and a gang bath and meeting room, new HVAC and electric […]
The Chapter lost its charter in the spring of 2014 as a result of a hazing incident. After some 3 and ½ years, in the fall of 2017 Sigma Nu National along with the Office of Student Affairs and Fraternal Life at UVA spearheaded a re-chartering effort. As the oldest active Sigma Nu chapter with […]
Founded in 1870, the Beta Chapter of the Sigma Nu Fraternity is one of the oldest on UVA’s Grounds. Our brotherhood is a close-knit group brought together by the common values of love, truth, and honor. We take pride in our philanthropic endeavors, academic success, and brotherhood functions. We are a brotherhood active in all […]
House Condition The house itself is as sound as most on Grounds— it was built in 1928 on a Board of Visitors grant of land from the President’s lot on Carr’s Hill. A major $450,000 restoration in 1986, converted the third-floor attic to eight additional bedrooms and a gang bath and meeting room, new HVAC […]