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Daniel Olson ’99.  “SigEp was known for big parties, Reggae and SigEpidemic when I was there,” Daniel said. “We built unbreakable bonds for life during out time there.”

In our last e-letter in February, we provided the first portion of Conrad's bio.  Here's the rest of the story:-   After graduating in 1965, Conrad began 3 years at Penn law and lived in the law school dorm on Sansom Street. A day or so after law school began, Conrad heard someone with a British accent in th

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Brotherhood has special meaning to us fraternity men; we have a bond that isn't easily understood by outsiders. We share a special connection forged during crazy nights filled with fun memories that resulted in lifelong friendships, all thanks to the organization that bonded us together for life: Pennsylvania Delta of ΣΦΕ.

Brothers,  Hope you are doing well.  My apologies for not sending an update in the last year or two.    I am excite

Rich Bilancia ’69 and wife Diane (great friends and travel buddies of Steve and Marilyn), John O’S

To those who know, our brother Kyle Johnson (W'06)’s family lost their second born and first son, Liam, to Early Infantile Epileptic Encephalopathy. "KJ," his wife Heather and their daughter chose to honor Liam’s memory by partnering with the Epilepsy Neurogenetics Initiative (ENGIN) at CHOP who were so impactful for the Johnsons d

Pictured with former District Governor Joe Langella ('83 CT Alpha). Conrad was born in Manhattan, raised on a small farm in rural New Jersey, and graduated from Penn in 1965 (and Penn Law in 1968).

Fred Achenbach, '57, recently shared some words in the January/February 2023 Pennsylvania Gazette. He wrote about great memories of his days at Wharton and his Penn experience. Fred noted that an alumna from '60 had written in a previous Gazette about a deli on 40th and Spruce--and could not remember its name.

By Dan Olson, '99, alumni Communications VP On Sunday, January 15th, Clarke Glennon, a member of the SPEcial Penn Delta Class of 1955, a class which gave us so many participatory and loyal members and which banded together to provide a $50,000 gift for chapter house improvements several years past, celebrated his 90th

Dear Fellow Penn Delta Alums - We are very excited to announce plans to celebrate Conrad Eberstein's 80th birthday at this year's Raymond C. McCron NYC Dinner at the Penn Club, 30 W 44th St, New York, NY 10036.  The event will be held on Thursday

The vital stats of the Pennsylvania Delta Chapter are the core of everything we do. They keep us in touch with the health of our fraternity, much like when we visit the doctor, it is important to check in on the vital stats every once in a while. With your support, we are able to help fund repairs around the

Are you ready to take on our 2022 Holiday challenge? Without all of us, Pennsylvania Delta Chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon simply does not exist. Your 2022 year-end gift can help to make this our best year yet. Are you in?

Jared Fenton ’17 ([email protected]) says that he gives back to Sigma Phi Epsilon bec

L-R: Joe Dobronyi, Bruce Yuen, Ken Meyers and Sid Bakst.  Brothers recently got together for the second time to watch the NY Jets game in late October.

The Penn Delta class of 1987 got together recently in Palm Springs, CA for a long weekend.  Hosting the group was John Cherry (from LA) and Ben Argov (who grew up in Palm Springs).  We all stayed in Indio, CA just down the road from the Polo Grounds, site for Coachella - we had to make our own music though.

Daniel Olson ‘99 graduated from the Penn School of Engineering and Applied Science with a BSE in Mechanical Engineering in 1999.  During his time at Penn, Dan played football and was part of the '98 Ivy League Championship team.  Currently, Dan works as a Product Management Coach for the Federal Reserve B

We want to wish all our current Penn Delta Chapter undergraduates as well as all of our alumni members a Happy Thanksgiving. The holiday season is always a time of reflection, celebration, memories and most importantly, gratitude.

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