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Today’s Fraternity Spotlight is Sigma Phi Epsilon, also known as Sig Ep. They were founded on LSU’s campus in 1961 and their philanthropy goes towards Krewe de Camp, a summer camp in Baton Rouge who helps children with special needs.

Our Fraternity Spotlight finally concludes with Theta Xi, which joined LSU Greek Life in 1921. Philanthropic efforts go towards the National Multiple Sclerosis Society.

Today’s Spotlight is Theta Chi. An addition to LSU’s campus in 2012, Theta Chi works in tandem with United Service Organizations (USO) for philanthropy.

Today’s Spotlight is Tau Kappa Epsilon! TKE joined LSU’s fraternity circuit in 1949 and their philanthropy goes toward Saint Jude Children’s Research Hospital.

Fraternity Spotlight continues with Sigma Nu, which was founded at LSU in 1887. Their philanthropy work goes towards St. Lillian’s Academy.

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The spotlight continues with Sigma Alpha Epsilon, known by their nickname SAE. They were founded at the University in 1867 and they do philanthropy work with the Cressy Foundation.

As we near the home stretch, we continue on with our Spotlight with Pi Kappa Alpha! Pike has been on LSU’s campus since 1902. The Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank is partnered with Pike for philanthropy purposes as well.

Today’s Fraternity Spotlight goes to Phi Gamma Delta! Commonly referred to as FIJI, the chapter was founded at LSU in 1948 and Live 2 Serve is their primary philanthropy.