Creed

A fraternity is an association of persons banded together by common interest, brotherly affection, and uniform purpose. With its ideals, democratic principles, and altruistic motives, a fraternity is the finest and most desirable type of social organization in North America. The fraternity is not a destructive agency, but a motivating force and constructive factor for mankind.

If the spirit of fraternity, as exemplified by Sigma Pi and the whole college fraternity system, were the fundamental basis on which the people of one nation or people of all nations treated and considered each other, there would be no wars, or disregard of minorities and the less fortunate.

It is natural for man to be constantly seeking higher ideals. Since Fraternity rituals embody the highest standards of brotherhood, chivalry, scholarship, and ethics, it is a hopeless undergraduate or alumnus who is not influenced by the ideals of his Fraternity.