Sigma Nu

Hopefully everyone is enjoying their break so far! Sigma Nu has 8 brothers volunteering at the Kent Craft Beer Fest!

Bonus Senior Spotlight!

Trinity is a Double Major in Psychology and Speech Language Pathology & Auidology. She has been a Sweetheart of Sigma Nu since Fall 2025.

After graduation, Trinity plans to attend Grad school through the Northeast Ohio Au.D Consortium to become an Audiologist!

Her advice to incoming students is, “Believe you can do anything you want! You can accomplish so much in four years! Join the clubs, meet new people, and take every opportunity presented to you!”

Congratulations Trinity!

We would like to congratulate our two Seniors graduating this Spring! Our first Senior we’d like to shine the spotlight on is Hunter Bonham!

Hunter is a Psychology major and he has been a member of Sigma Nu since 2021-2022.

After graduation, Hunter plans to work as a police officer. His advice to incoming students is, “College is a small part of your life, make it the absolute best you can, learn new things, meet new people, and create bonds that will follow you for the rest of your life! Never be afraid to try new things, you might just find out that you’re great! And as always live your life with Love, Honor, and Truth.”

Congratulations Hunter!!!

That’s a wrap on College of Chapters 2026! The last 3 days, Commander Lincoln Barnhart and Lieutenant Commander Benjamin Andel have spent time in Roanoke, Virginia developing a Vision, Strategy, and Goals for the Chapter in 2026. The trip also featured a tour of Virginia Military Institute and Sigma Nu HQ. We are ready for an outstanding year!!!

Our final Senior Spotlight goes to Camden Matriano-Lim!

Camden is a Biomedical Science Major with a Minor in Chemistry. During his time in the chapter, Camden has held the positions of Formal, Webmaster, Public Relations, Housing Corp, Scholarship, Recorder, and Lieutenant Commander.

After graduation, Camden plans to attend a college of pharmacy. He’s excited to continue his education and work toward becoming a pharmacist. His advice to incoming students is, “Put yourself out there, even when it feels uncomfortable. Some of the best things in life happen when you take a chance and let yourself be seen.”

Congratulations Camden!