Zeta Chi Chapter was started at Glassboro State College (now Rowan University), in Fall of 1986. With the Alpha through Gamma pledged classes, being local founding fathers. The ZX chapter of Sigma Pi was chartered on 5/6/88. Since ZX's meager beginnings it has evolved and changed drastically throughout the years to become what it is today.

national history

Sigma Pi was founded as Tau Phi Delta on February 26, 1897, by Rolin Rosco James, William Raper Kennedy, James Thompson Kingsbury, and George Martin Patterson at Vincennes University, Vincennes, Indiana. In 1907, Tau Phi Delta, now Sigma Pi began an ambiguous campaign of expansion. By the 1920's Sigma Pi had established nearly twenty chapters in seven states, from New York to California. World War I and II took their toll respectively on the Sigma Pi, but by 1950 college enrollment increased dramatically and by the end of the decade there were 50 chapters in Sigma Pi. The 1950's again saw a decrease in enrollment, resulting in only minimal growth, however the 1960 was a great time of expansion, with 100th charter, granted in 1969, was presented to Delta-Epsilon Chapter at Seton Hall. February 26, 1965 saw the re-establishment of the Alpha chapter, which had be dormant since 1910. In 1984, the Fraternity again changed its name to Sigma Pi Fraternity, International, with the charting for the Zeta-Iota chapter in Western Ontario. Today, Sigma Pi is still growing and is active as ever, being one of the top 10 national fraternities