SigEp was founded on November 1, 1901 on the cardinal principles of Virtue, Diligence, and Brotherly Love. Today, over 255,000 men have joined the fraternity and taken a vow to uphold these values. With over 15,000 current undergraduates at more than 257 colleges across the nation, Sigma Phi Epsilon is the nation's largest fraternity.

Sigma Phi Epsilon is supported by the Sigma Phi Epsilon Educational Foundation. The Foundation was founded to help develop the scholarship, leadership, citizenship, and personal potential of SigEp undergraduates. The Sigma Phi Epsilon Educational Foundation provided over $1 million to Sigma Phi Epsilon in program support and scholarships in 2001. Ky Beta sees the fruits of this foundation when they send their men to the annual Carlson Leadership Academies, the Ruck Leadership Institute, or when they apply for and win scholarships such as the $1000 Hicks Scholarship, and the Balanced Man Quest to Greece.

Additionally, Sigma Phi Epsilon is the first fraternity to abolish the traditional pledging model for becoming brothers in the fraternity. There is no pledging and no hazing in the Balanced Man Chapters of Sigma Phi Epsilon. The traditional model has been replaced by an innovative new program called the Balanced Man Program

A SigEp Man follows three cardinal principles:

•  Virtue - Standing aggressively for honesty in all walks of life. Speaking, playing, and living cleanly.
• Diligence - Persevering determination to perform a task
• Brotherly Love - True friendships. Aiding a brother in times of need, whatever the circumstances.

SigEp also has the strong support of the more than 280,000 brothers mentioned above. At the KY Beta chapter were currently in the process of an alumni fundraising program called the 100 Gives 100. For more info click on the alumni support tab located under the alumni section.

• Over the past fifteen years, more men have joined Sigma Phi Epsilon than any other college fraternity
• There are over 250 chapters spread across the nation
• Kentucky Beta Chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon is a Balanced Man Chapter which means you will be a brother immediately once you sign, no pledging required. The Balanced Man Program helps members develop a sound mind and sound body by encouraging skills related to leadership, scholarship, and athletics.
• The list of famous Sigma Phi Epsilon Alumni is lengthy and includes countless professional athletes, renowned business men, and elected officials.
• The Kentucky Beta Chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon has over 40 undergraduate brothers that are eager to help you succeed in college. Chances are that there are brothers with the same major as you, similar interests to you, and similar aspirations to you.