History

 On October 10, 1968, three students from the University of Bohol namely: Frank Paz Jr., Frederick Loor, and Remy Galbizo organized the Beta Sigma Omega Phi, service fraternity and sorority. Before organizing this fraternity and sorority decided to first walk 42 kilometers barefooted and a two-day fasting. They only drank water on their two-day fasting. After these sacrifices, the founders held their first initiation with 12 neophytes. Sad to note that after 4 years of growing, the organization was in vain because President Ferdinand Marcos declared Martial Law in the Philippines. During this time no fraternities and sororities were allowed to render initiation or to form organization and assemble in the public even if it is not contrary to law. However, few years after the remaining members of the Betans decided to pursue the fraternity and sorority. By September 23, 1978 they held another initiation which served as an opportunity to those who wanted to join the organization. For almost two decades the organization penetrated only in Tagbilaran City, Bohol schools and universities particularly the founding school University of Bohol (UB) as Alpha chapter, Philippine Maritime Institute as Beta chapter and some members are coming from Holy Name University formerly known as Divine Word College.

1980s

Some of the members of the schools are coming from the cities and provinces of Mindanao that gradually moved the organization to Mindanao. In the early 80s, there were members in UB who were apparently residing in Kibawe, Bukidnon where they conducted initiation in the area wherein the pledges were studying in University of Visayas, in Cebu City, Southwestern University, in Cebu City, and some schools in CDO and Maramag, Bukidnon but under the supervision of the alumni members in Kibawe. Also of the same era, there were members in Butuan City and established chapter in SJIT. In 1987, headed by Brod Boyet Abay of Holy Name University, brod Dennis Larrobis of University of Bohol and others are residing in Lupon, Davao Oriental held the first initiation of the pledges coming from MATS College of Technology, Davao City and marked as the fourth collegiate chapter and named it as Delta Chapter. Of the same year, another initiation with the pledges from University of Southeastern Philippines (USEP), Davao City that marked as the fifth collegiate chapter and later established another eight collegiate chapters in Davao City.

1990s

In 1991, headed by Brod Roy Dano, Brod Gabo Santiago of MATS went to Tacurong and recruited college students from Sultan Kudarat Educational Institute, Notredame Of Tacurong College, and Sultan Kudarat Polytechnic State College (Tacurong City Campus) known today as Sultan Kudarat State University. Later these three schools established a chapter. The 1990s symbolizes of the golden era of the organization particularly in Mindanao Island with tremendous growth in terms of membership. From Tacurong, the organization moved to almost all universities/colleges of Isulan, Gen. Santos City, Koronadal City, M’lang, Midsayap, Matalam, Kidapawan City, Kabacan, and Cotabato City. In 1993, Central Mindanao University (CMU) in Musuan, Maramag Bukidnon created a chapter headed by Brod Jesser Pairat and of the same year in Cagayan de Oro College headed by Brod Noel Mundo

2000 - Present

The continuous growth was still observed in the year 2000, some of the alumni members of University of Bohol survived 1990's went home to their hometown and created collegiate chapters particularly in Sacred Heart College in Calamba, Misamis Occidental, re-established some of the collegiate chapters in Cagayan de Oro like Cagayan de Oro College and also colleges/universities the town of Balingasag and Jasaan, Misamis Oriental. Of the same year, two collegiate chapters in Mati City, Davao Oriental were created and also in the province of COMVAL, Bansalan, Dvo. del Sur and Bislig City. In 2014, the membership of the organization had also reached in Paniqui, Tarlac and Cabanatuan, Nueva Ecija. The organization has a total of 72 collegiate chapters.