During the week of March 27, Sigma Alpha Epsilon held their True Gentleman Week of Service. It is the second year they have taken a full week to host these events. They held service events, as well as...

This year’s Homecoming Weekend kicked off on Friday, Oct. 23 with the fourth annual Swimsuit Sprint and Fall Concert. The evening started around 6 p.m. when students flocked to Kayo Field to donate their...

The brothers of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity hosted their annual “Tackle Breast Cancer Powderpuff Tournament” on Oct. 4. Women on campus were encouraged to put together teams of seven to 12 to participate...

Sigma Alpha Epsilon and SCOPE with cosponsors ACJA, BSU, USGA, OSA, and Communications Club brought the Swimsuit Sprint to the UNH campus for the third year in a row Friday, Oct. 24. As usual, it...

On Friday, Oct. 18 in chilly weather as the day was ending, students gathered in their bathing suits at Kayo Field to participate in the second annual Swimsuit Sprint at the University of New Haven. Bins...

On Jan. 30, Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity hosted a fundraiser at the restaurant On the Border, located at the Christmas Tree shopping center in Orange, Conn. This event was a big success for SAE. Many...

What does a swimsuit sprint, Chiddy Bang and the University of New Haven have in common? Hosting the biggest event of the semester so far, while also donating money to the Children’s Miracle Network...

By Donovan Linder Kenneth Hall ‘13, of Bath, Maine, a business management and music industry double major, was named the “True Gentleman of the Year” at the national Sigma Alpha Epsilon’s (SAE)...

Last weekend, the brothers of Sigma Alpha Epsilon (SAE) banded together to save the life of one of their own. The brothers were hiking at East Rock Park in New Haven, when one brother locked up and went...

By Kenny Hall, Contributing Writer The Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity is the newest Greek-letter organization recognized by the University of New Haven's USGA. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, SAE, has only been...

7:30 in the morning. A typical time at UNH where the quad is empty, Bartels is just waking up, and classes have yet to begin. But for students in the ASME organization, 7:30 has an entirely different meaning....