Our History
About Delta Sigma Pi
Delta Sigma Pi is the nation's largest and first co-ed professional business fraternity, encouraging the personal and professional development of those pursuing careers in business. The Fraternity is among the most diverse Greek organizations, providing high-quality training and supporting scholastic, professional, and service events to shape the ethical leaders of tomorrow in business and beyond. From its founding at New York University in 1907, Delta Sigma Pi has become an extensive national network of nearly 300 chapters and 275,000 members.
About Our Chapter
Founded in 1920, the Zeta Chapter at Northwestern is one of the oldest active chapters in the country. With regular meetings and events focusing on professional development, social bonding, and community service, the Zeta Chapter strives to make a positive impact in the life of each brother.
Member Overview
The Zeta Chapter consists of over 100 dedicated Northwestern students ready to leave their mark on the world of commerce. Our brothers are committed to developing a wide range of practical skills through the infrastructure offered at Northwestern, pursuing degrees across disciplines.
Timeline
More milestones to be addedDelta Sigma Pi is founded at New York University, the first co-ed professional business fraternity in the country.
The Zeta Chapter is chartered at Northwestern University, becoming one of the oldest active chapters in the nation.
- Today100+Active brothers17Exec board roles106Years at Northwestern