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Norman Katz (Northeastern, 1961) is crucial to relaying information about the history of events that took place during the presidential administrations of John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson. He is the youngest of three living Special Agents from the United States Secret Service who served on the day...

Paul Kurtz (Vanderbilt, 1968) has always been a humble individual who has found the simple things important. In a recent interview, he cited his family, his love of education and his devotion to Alpha Epsilon Pi as things which have been central in his life. Born in New York...

Earlier this month, Brother Sam Shapiro (UC San Diego, 2018) was the recipient of the UCSD’s Greek Leader of the Year award. The most prestigious award given by the Greek community, it recognizes a well-rounded individual who has gone above and beyond the duty as it relates to academics, service and...

Born and raised in Freemont, CA, Rajiv Vasudevan (UCSD, 2018) never strayed too far from his home on the peninsula with his parents. So it was not an easy decision to go to the University of California – San Diego—7 hours away—but it’s one he doesn’t regret. Brother Vasudevan was...

Sam Z. Glassenberg (Illinois, 2002) began his career in the video game business. What he didn’t realize was that his skills would one day have profound impact on a completely different industry: healthcare. Glassenberg chose the University of Illinois for its fantastic engineering program and earned his degree in computer...

Brian Horowitz (Ohio State, 2011) and Matt Stahm (Ohio, 2012) are two entrepreneurs who recently started One948: Israel and Jewish-themed Apparel, a store that donates 10 percent of its profits to nonprofit organizations that support Israel. Both Brother Horowitz and Brother Stahm were born and raised in Ohio—just a few miles away from...

Josh Pelled (Nottingham, 2017) is a two-time cancer survivor who recently founded Bright Futures UK, the first U.K. charity that centers around bridging the gap between individuals with physical and mental illnesses and normality, with a focus on educational, social and professional development. At age five, Brother Pelled was diagnosed with...

Brother Andrew Hall passed away on September 16th, 2019. In his memory, we present a special story of Brothers (both biological and fraternal) who have experienced the depths of evil, overcome those horrors and fought on behalf of those who have been victims of terrorism. (Editor’s Note: This story...

Max Ralby (NYU, 2016) isn’t the first AEPi to play basketball at NYU. That would have been the fraternity’s founder, Charles C. Moscowitz. But, Brother Ralby might be the first AEPi to play professionally in Israel. After playing basketball for four years at NYU, Max now plays for Ironi...

Brother Jackson Sanders’ (Union College, 2019) winter break ski trip was a bit more adventurous than most of our undergraduate brothers. Brothers Sanders and his family traveled to Antarctica to go skiing to top off an adventure that included skiing on all seven continents to honor Jackson’s late uncle...