Eighteen men.
One bond.

Among the many important events that happened in the year of 1990, one stands far above the rest for its purpose and ultimate achievement.

On December 12, 1990, eighteen men from diverse backgrounds and cultures reached their final stage in what turned out to be the creation and foundation of Psi Sigma Phi Multicultural Fraternity.

Before 1990, male college students were limited by the availability of fraternities throughout the State of New Jersey. At that time, African-American, Asian-American, Latin-American, and "Traditional" fraternities were the predominant choice for males wishing to join a fraternity.

Our Founders felt the need to create an organization which not only offered a bond of unity and lasting friendship, but a fraternity which would emphasize the importance of multiculturalism in the lives of today's college students.

Co-founded across two campuses

Co-founded at Montclair State University and NJCU (formerly Jersey City State College) as a service-oriented, social, multicultural organization, Psi Sigma Phi Multicultural Fraternity Inc. has managed to maintain its own identity among Greek-lettered organizations. By offering an eternal bond of unity and maintaining its multicultural awareness, Psi Sigma Phi has enjoyed the success that our Founders had envisioned.

We are a secret society of chivalrous leaders who embrace those whose intellect swims against the currents of normalcy.

We embrace men who are not afraid of being the sole voice of reason when the masses are at arms. We are The Almighty Knights of Psi Sigma Phi Multicultural Fraternity, Incorporated.

We believe that the best way to face the many obstacles in today's society is through education. By empowering ourselves with the necessary knowledge, skills, and understanding, we can positively influence our future generations.

We believe that one way to universal happiness is through service to humankind. Consequently, we are committed to our community and society as a whole by donating our services through public involvement and participation.

We believe that men, meeting in a spirit of goodwill, in an honest effort of understanding, can live together on this Earth in peace and harmony. By understanding ourselves, our environment, and our diverse cultures may we start to eliminate the racial and ethnic unawareness that exists in today's world.