Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. / Western Region
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Welcome to Blue Passport 2026 — a collegiate experience bringing brothers together for campus connections, fellowship, community service, and leadership engagement.
The experience
More than a campus visit.
Blue Passport creates opportunities for collegiate brothers to experience another university, strengthen relationships across chapters, connect with fraternity leadership, and serve local communities.
Brotherhood
Build lasting relationships with collegiate brothers from across the region.
Campus Experiences
Explore a host university and connect with members of another chapter.
Community Service
Contribute to a locally coordinated service activity with host chapters.
Leadership & Mentoring
Engage with regional leaders, graduate brothers, and fellow collegians.
Two destinations · One weekend
Where will Blue Passport take you?
Choose the campus experience you plan to attend. Each destination has its own host activities and travel arrangements.
University of Washington
Campus exploration, opportunities to engage with fraternity leadership, homecoming tailgate activities, and postgame fellowship.
Arizona State University
A homecoming-weekend collegiate experience with proposed fellowship, networking, community service, and host chapter activities.
Weekend at a glance
Experience the weekend.
These are preliminary program highlights discussed by the host teams. Exact times, venues, costs, and final activities will be updated after confirmation.
Seattle · UW
Preliminary programHost chapter plans a campus tour following a meeting with fraternity leadership. A group dinner is also being coordinated.
Tailgate activities and a postgame social are planned. Game admission and full event details are not confirmed.
Service coordination and optional Seattle sightseeing are being developed with local brothers.
Tempe · ASU
Program details in developmentThe host chapter is coordinating a campus-centered experience. A detailed itinerary has not yet been provided.
Local graduate brothers are expected to support connections and event coordination.
A locally organized service opportunity is under consideration. Location and timing remain unconfirmed.
Travel readiness
Plan your trip. Arrive prepared.
Before traveling, each participant should identify their destination, confirm transportation and lodging, estimate expenses, and provide the contact information needed for event coordination.
Choose your campus
Identify whether you plan to attend the Seattle or Tempe experience.
Arrange your travel
Confirm how you will arrive, depart, and move between activities.
Confirm your stay
Make sure lodging and an acceptable payment arrangement are in place.
Review your budget
Estimate costs and report any unresolved support needs to organizers.
Collegiate Travel Readiness Form
Complete the Western Region Collegiate Travel Readiness Form to share your travel plans, accommodations, and any support needs with event organizers. The form opens in a new tab.
What to know
Frequently asked questions.
Find answers to common planning questions. Unconfirmed arrangements are identified so you can plan with accurate information.
What is Blue Passport?
Blue Passport is a collegiate engagement initiative centered on campus visits, brotherhood, networking, leadership engagement, and community service.
When and where does it take place?
November 6–8, 2026, with host experiences at the University of Washington in Seattle and Arizona State University in Tempe.
Is there a registration fee?
No Blue Passport event registration fee is currently planned. Your travel, lodging, meals, and other personal expenses may still apply.
Who is Blue Passport for?
The experience is designed primarily for collegiate brothers. Graduate brothers and advisers may assist with hosting, logistics, service, and mentoring.
Is transportation provided?
Local carpooling and transit options are being evaluated. A universal transportation service has not been confirmed. Plan your travel and indicate assistance needs through the Collegiate Travel Readiness Form linked above.
Will lodging be arranged?
The host teams are evaluating lodging and support needs. Do not assume a room is reserved or complimentary until a coordinator confirms your arrangements.
What if I need financial assistance?
Organizers discussed possible help with transportation and accommodations. No funding amounts, eligibility rules, or guarantees have been announced.
Are game tickets or meals included?
Some food is planned for the Seattle tailgate. Friday dinner costs, game admission, other meals, and other event inclusions are not yet confirmed.
Where can I find the final schedule?
The Seattle and Tempe itinerary sections on this page will be updated as host chapters confirm locations, activities, and times.
One brotherhood. Two campus experiences.
Blue Passport 2026 takes place November 6–8 in Seattle and Tempe. Review your destination and make sure you are travel-ready.