The North American Interfraternity Conference honored Kevin Kedzior for over thirty years of volunteer service, chapter development, undergraduate mentorship and advocacy for Greek Row improvements and future fraternity facilities.

NIU recognized Sigma Nu for Excellence in Leadership, honoring Theta Eta’s officer development, member participation, campus involvement and positive contributions throughout the university’s fraternity and sorority community at NIU.

Sigma Nu defeated Delta Chi in the championship match to reclaim the 2026 IFC Men’s Tugs title, securing Theta Eta’s fifth recognized championship in its modern competitive run.

Sigma Nu selected Aidan O’Brien as an Alpha Affiliate #717 after his service as Commander, Recruitment Chairman, Marshal and LEAD Chairman, combined with strong academics and extensive leadership across NIU.

Aidan O’Brien served as NIU student trustee during the 2024-2025 academic year, representing student interests and contributing to university governance, institutional priorities, policy discussions, campuswide decision-making and leadership.

James Innis served as NIU Student Government Association vice president during 2024–2025, applying his military experience, organizational background and commitment to student advocacy throughout campus leadership and university programming

Sigma Nu National recognized Theta Eta for structured Phase I programming that introduced candidates to ethical leadership, personal responsibility, chapter values and the expectations of Sigma Nu membership from the beginning.

Sigma Nu recognized Theta Eta for excellence in recruitment, manpower, chapter administration, governance and accountability, reflecting the organized systems supporting the chapter’s stability, campus presence and continued progress.

Sigma Nu earned the 2024–2025 Huskie Cup, completing three consecutive all-Greek intramural championships and extending Theta Eta’s record of broad participation, athletic depth and sustained performance across NIU Recreation

Alpha Sigma Alpha repeated as PHC Women’s Tugs champion in 2025 with coaching credited to Sigma Nu, extending Theta Eta’s successful partnership and coaching record in the competition.

Zack Althoff recognized as President of the Year following his service as Chapter Commander, IFC president, Greek Ambassador Program president and Student Government Association senator at large.

Zack Althoff combined chapter and campus leadership with steady academic progress, earning two Academic Excellence Awards for semesters above a 3.5 GPA while serving Sigma Nu, IFC and student government.

Sigma Nu completed a perfect 7–0 season to capture NIU’s 2024 Greek fraternity flag football championship, finishing first in the published intramural standings without recording a loss.

Sigma Nu finished atop NIU’s published Greek basketball standings with a 5–1 record, completing the regular season ahead of every other fraternity team in the league.

Sigma Nu National recognized Theta Eta for consistent Phase I candidate education, organized facilitation and a continued commitment to introducing new members to ethical leadership, fraternity values and personal responsibility.

Sigma Nu National honored Theta Eta’s chapterwide LEAD programming for engaging members across class years in structured discussion, practical leadership development, accountability, ethical decision-making and continued personal growth together.

Theta Eta’s Alumni Advisory Board earned Sigma Nu’s Advisory Excellence recognition for organized mentoring, officer support, accountability, strategic guidance and sustained alumni involvement in chapter operations and development.

Readers of The Northern Star selected Sigma Nu as the 2024 Best Fraternity in the Best of DeKalb awards, continuing Theta Eta’s reader-voted recognition across the NIU and DeKalb communities.

NIU’s Black Male Initiative named Sigma Nu its 2024 Fraternity of the Year, giving Theta Eta consecutive recognition through a campus organization centered on leadership and student development

Theta Eta’s 2024 chapter banner recognizes its scholarship program, highlighting the chapter’s emphasis on academic expectations, member accountability, study support and continued progress toward stronger scholastic performance and achievement.

Sigma Nu defeated Phi Sigma Kappa in three ropes to win the 2024 IFC Men’s Tugs championship, becoming the second fraternity in NIU history to claim four consecutive recognized titles

Alpha Sigma Alpha, coached by Sigma Nu, defeated Sigma Sigma Sigma to win the 2024 PHC Women’s Tugs championship and end Tri Sigma’s three-year title run through a dramatic comeback.

NIU’s interfraternal community named Raaif Majeed the 2023 Fraternity Member of the Year, recognizing his extensive leadership, service, student government involvement and contributions throughout Sigma Nu and the university.

Sigma Nu recognized Theta Eta for Phase I programming that established a strong foundation in ethical leadership, personal responsibility, chapter values, candidate education and early member development within the fraternity.

Sigma Nu National recognized Theta Eta for chapter wide leadership programming focused on ethical decision-making, communication, accountability, shared responsibility and personal development among members from every collegiate class.

Readers of The Northern Star selected Sigma Nu as the 2023 Best Fraternity in the Best of DeKalb awards, adding another reader-voted honor to Theta Eta’s growing campus and community record.

All Chapter 3.0+ Cumulative GPA for spring 2023, showing academic progress while members remained active in leadership, competition, service, brotherhood programming and campus organizations throughout NIU

Sigma Nu earned the 2022–2023 all-Greek intramural championship, beginning a three-year Huskie Cup run through yearlong participation, athletic depth and consistent performance across multiple NIU Recreation sports competitions.

Sigma Nu captured the 2023 NIU intramural softball championship, adding an individual sport title during Theta Eta’s second straight all-Greek intramural championship campaign and continuing the chapter’s multi-sport success.

Sigma Nu swept Phi Sigma Kappa 2–0 to capture the 2023 IFC Men’s Tugs championship, earning consecutive titles through disciplined preparation, teamwork, patience and control throughout the final match.

Sigma Nu National honored Theta Eta for Personal Development and Membership Value, recognizing its work in intellectual development, candidate education, brother development, alumni programming and the complete collegiate membership experience.

Sigma Nu defeated Phi Sigma Kappa in two ropes to win the 2022 IFC Men’s Tugs championship, securing Theta Eta’s second title following the competition’s pandemic-related interruption at NIU.

Sigma Nu won the 2022 NIU intramural softball championship, helping launch Theta Eta’s consecutive all-Greek intramural championship run through strong participation, teamwork and consistent performance across the recreation calendar.

Raaif Majeed represented collegiate members on Sigma Nu’s High Council, contributing an undergraduate perspective to national governance and extending Theta Eta’s leadership presence beyond NIU and into the General Fraternity.

Sigma Sigma Sigma captured the 2021 PHC Women’s Tugs championship with coaching credited to Sigma Nu, beginning a successful partnership that continued into the following season and another title.

Sigma Nu defeated Phi Kappa Psi to capture its first IFC Men’s Tugs championship, beginning Theta Eta’s modern title run and establishing a new competitive standard for the chapter.

Alpha Phi captured the 2018 PHC Women’s Tugs championship with coaching credited to Sigma Nu, beginning Theta Eta’s multi-year coaching record through organized preparation, technical instruction and competitive support.

Sigma Nu selected Nathan Lupstein as an Alpha Affiliate #624 after he earned a 4.0 political science GPA and served as Theta Eta Commander, Candidate Marshal and campus leader.