"I Dare You!" The Imperative on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day

Fifty years later, on January 18, 2010, as thousands of people crowded into the Gentry Center auditorium on the campus of Tennessee State University, Archon Smith, Jr., was sitting on the dais with a distinguished group of leaders....

Boulé Delegation Returns to Capitol Hill for Third Trip and Meets With Lawmakers and With Two Members of Obama’s Cabinet

On April 21, 2010, for the third time in the past year, a delegation of members of Sigma Pi Phi Fraternity visited Capitol Hill to meet with policy leaders and legislators. May 04, 2010 | Full Article

Sigma Pi Phi and the Boulé Foundation Give $100,000 in Aid to Haitian Relief Organizations

On February 4, 2010, Archons James Lockhart, James Cole and Tony Rogers, Sire Archon-Elect of Alpha Rho Boulé, proudly presented a check for $50,000 on behalf of Sigma Pi Phi and the Boulé Foundation to Robert Dietrich, president of the Choose Life Children's Organization of Haiti (CLCOH), and the Hon. Ralph Latortue, Consul General of Haiti in Miami. February 28, 2010 | Full Article

John Andrew Gregg, Sigma Boulé

Bishop John A. Gregg of the African Methodist Episcopal Church was presented the Medal for Merit by Secretary of War, Kenneth M. Royal, at the Pentagon building, Thursday afternoon, September 25, for his "outstanding services to the United Nations" during the war.

At the dawn of the twentieth century black men of distinction had long functioned in various leadership posts, especially in the churches and benevolent association movement. Some, notably Frederick Douglass among them, had even served in high government posts. But by and large they lived lives separate from those of the black masses and the white professionals. In 1904 a small group in Philadelphia set out to create an organization that would provide a vehicle for men of standing and like tastes to come together to know the best of one another.

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