The Pi chapter of the Nu Sigma Nu was a student medical fraternity located at the Washington University School of Medicine. The chapter began as the Alpha Kappa Phi, a local medical fraternity of the Missouri Medical College, a predecessor of Washington University School of Medicine. In 1900, Alpha Kappa Phi became the Pi chapter of Nu Sigma Nu. The Washington University chapter had an enthusiatic alumni club in the early years besides its active or student chapter. In its heyday, it maintained a large residential chapter house on Forest Park Boulevard. Nu Sigma Nu's last members graduated with class of 1972 and met at Olin Residence Hall. When the chapter residence was sold, Cecil H. Charles, an active alumnus established a fund which paid expenses for many years. In 1972 when the chapter dissolved, the funds assets were transferred to the Medical School to form the Cecil M. Charles, Nu Sigma Nu Medical Scholarship Fund.
From the description of Nu Sigma Nu records, 1906-1969. 1906-1969. (Washington University in St. Louis). WorldCat record id: 57746632
