Epsilon played host to the 6th International Boule on December 26-28, 1930, the first boule of the sorority as an incorporated body. The boule was hosted at Roosevelt High School, a school built exclusively for black students in the city during this time.

In 1942, the chapter was re-organized as an undergraduate chapter, with graduate members entering Alpha Sigma Sigma chapter. Epsilon remained inactive until 1970 when, under the direction of Soror Rejesta V. Perry as Syntaktes, a charter was granted to Epsilon by Indiana University Northwest. 

Many members have come through Epsilon, and the chapter continues the work of gathering and learning about its rich history.

Significant or noteworthy chapter members:

• Soror Clara Murphy – Recording Secretary (Grand Anti-Grammateus), 1926-27
• Soror Florida Leake – Grand Anti-Grammateus, 1927-29
• Soror Grayce Nicholas – elected to Board of Directors, 1929-1930
• Soror Grace Smith – elected to Board of Directors, 1930-31
• Soror Florence Alexander – Associate Editor of The Aurora, 1933-34
• Soror Janet Rucker-Culver – Winner of Annie Neville Contest for Central Region and National Boule conferences
• Soror Sylvia Gibbs – Undergraduate Soror of the Year, Central Region Conference, 2002

• Campus Chapter Award, 2002 Central Region Conference
• Winner, Undergraduate Scrapbook Competition, 2002 Central Region Conference
• Winner, Undergraduate Display Competition, 2002 Central Region Conference
• Honorable Mention, Undergraduate Scrapbook & Display Competition, 2002 Boule

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