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Congratulations to Naren Gursahaney ‘83. He was one of eight alumni who were selected by the Penn State Board of Trustees to receive the Distinguished Alumni Award, which is the University's highest honor presented to its alumni.

Steve Handwerk ’74 says that deciding to become a Phi Sig was an easy decision. “It was a great group of guys, excellent academic and athletic associations, nice house, and great parties!”  “The house was truly our home,” he says. “Dinner time was always a highlight, with card games before dinner, and then all the

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Jeff McGraw ’88 says that he pledged to Phi Sig because of its culture and brotherhood. “The guys who were in the house at the time and the culture of Phi Sig was a better fit for me than the other houses that I rushed,” he says. “I also felt that I could be more involved and provide a bigger impact to Phi Sig.”

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Scott Hatton '89 into Chapter Eternal. We want to extend our deepest sympathies to Scott's family, friends , and loved ones. He will be greatly missed. View his obituary below.   Scott Patrick Hatton, 54, of State College, PA, passed away s

Above:  "The house 1968"   Who doesn't love a good throwback photo? Well, we sure do have some throwbacks for you! Check out these photos Paul Church '71

“My father said that joining Phi Sig was the best thing I ever did!” Ben Jarmul ’81 says.  Born in Pittsburgh, Jarmul grew up in Oakmont, PA. His father was a laborer at a nearby paint factory and was a treasurer for the local credit union. After seeing their father working on the books most nights, it was no su

Pictured above: Martin Barbato, Pam Jarmul, Ben Jarmul, and Cathy Hyland. Thank you to everyone who showed up to our homecoming celebration this past weekend! With a buffet dinner, and Martin Barbato '79 on the keyboard, a great  time was had by all, even though we are still processing from NINE ove