A Sigma Nu From The University Of Iowa Has Passed Away After Suffering Injuries During His Semester Abroad

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A Sigma Nu brother from the University of Iowa has died after suffering injuries from a fall in Rome during his semester abroad earlier this year.

Andrew Mogni, a 20-year-old from suburban Glen Ellyn, Il., died on Sunday morning at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago. He had been moved there after coming back to the United States, according to the University of Iowa campus newspaper. The fraternity recently created GoFundMe pages for Mogni and Rodric Jackson, a brother who recently withdrew from school to seek treatment for brain cancer.

From the Chicago Tribune:

The injuries occurred shortly after he arrived for a semesterlong program at John Cabot University in Trastevere, an administrative district in Italy’s capital city.

Mogni’s family and a university administrator traveled to Rome, where Mogni initially received medical care.

A medical team cleared Mogni on March 20 to travel back to the Chicago area, according to the University of Iowa statement.

Our prayers go out to the friends and family of Andrew Mogni.

[via Chicago Tribune]

  1. greekmuggins

    Watch the media try to turn this into a story bashing Greek Life. They’ll do anything to degrade us.

    That being said, RIP Andrew. No one should have to die that young. Thoughts and prayers to his friends and family.

    11 years ago at 1:40 pm
    1. DeltaSig1899_fpc13

      That, or they just ignore the story completely once they discover that they can’t warp into a story about how Greek Life is evil. RIP to Andrew and my prayers to his family as well as prayers to their brother who is battling cancer and his family as well. My thoughts are with them all.

      11 years ago at 3:04 pm
  2. Im_That_Frat_Dude

    LTH brother. We send our condolences and prayers to you and your family. Rest easy brother.

    11 years ago at 3:45 pm
  3. m11_9

    Peace to the family. Hope they do the public funeral ritual for him. Did it as an EC once, pretty awesome.

    11 years ago at 6:16 pm