News & Events
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2019 Homecoming Class Reunions
Several Delta Delta pledge classes gathered at Homecoming this year to celebrate milestone reunions. This included the Class of ’79 (40th), Class of ’89 (30th) and Class of ’94 (25th). Each class spent time at Delta Delta and enjoying the memories our grand ol’ chapter house invokes. Class of 1979 Reunion as reported by Corby […]
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Krach ‘79 Sworn in as Under Secretary of State
With his family and a large contingent of Sigma Chi brothers and business associates present Keith Krach ’79 was sworn in on September 16, 2019, as Under Secretary of State for Economic Growth, Energy and the Environment. The ceremony took place in the Jefferson Room on the 8th floor of the State Department and was […]
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Sergesketter ’58 Joins Sigma Chi’s Founder’s Circle
Bernie Sergesketter earlier this year was recognized as a member of Sigma Chi’s recently created Founder’s Circle. This recognition is given to those few members who complete the Triple Crown of giving back to our Fraternity. Those honored are members of the Lockwood Society, brothers who have given significantly throughout their lives; the Caldwell Society, […]
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New Significant Sigs Honored at Memorable Dinner
“The Significant Sig dinner was an outstanding milestone for Delta Delta, five recipients in one year. It was inspiring to see attendees from 19 years old to 80. There was a beautiful mix of inspiration, laughter and a true feeling of Sigma Chi brotherhood,” remarked Don Palmer ‘76. Delta Delta’s five newest recipients of the […]
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Marklin ’07 Shares “Moving” Stories with Undergrads
Luke Marklin ’07 returned to Purdue as a guest of the Purdue Alumni Association and School of Engineering. While on campus Luke and his family, wife, Tara, and their two boys, ventured over to Delta Delta to have dinner on Sunday, September 29, and then Luke spoke to a gathering of the brothers. Consul Wes […]
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Jim Vruggink Retires As Delta Delta’s Faculty Advisor
Jim Vruggink ’70 (Central Michigan) has served as Delta Delta’s Faculty Advisor for the past 13 years until his retirement from Purdue on Aug. 31 from his position as Manager of Special Projects in Intercollegiate Athletics and Public Affairs. He turned over the faculty advisory duties to Mark Herrmann ‘81. Jim has worked tirelessly on […]