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Tau Kappa Epsilon Purchases New Headquarters
The Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity was established at the University of Miami in 1949. It was re-established in 1966 by a local fraternity by the name of ΣΙ and was known as the ΓΔ chapter. Sadly, as of 2000, the chapter is no longer active at Miami.
Our chapter was always drawn from a broad cross-section of the nation and always had an active Little Sister group. The Little Sisters were properly called the Order of Diana and had their own initiation ceremony into our family.
We came from all over the country which has meant that we have returned to all over the country and have lost touch through the years. In this era of the Internet, some of us have come together to create this site in the hope of reaching old friends.
Anyone with old or new photographs who wishes to share them can do so by sending them
Teke National's RSS feed.TKE.org NewsGiants & Tekes are Super Bowl Champs
An exciting finish to the NFL's Super Bowl gave the New York Giants and Coordinators Kevin Gilbride (Offensive, Tau-Eta, Southern Connecticut State Univ.) and Perry Fewell (Defensive, Delta-Iota, Lenoir-Rhyne College) a chance to hoist the Lombardi Trophy.
Fraters Take to the Streets
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Fraters at Florida State University (Lambda-Iota) are gearing up for the annual dance marathon to benefit the children at Shands Memorial Hospital in Gainesville, FSU's College of Medicine and the Children's Miracle Network.
RLC Programming Set
This year's Regional Leadership Conferences are expected to be better than ever. More Fraters than ever before have signed up, but you can still reserve your seat by registering today. Why does have more Tekes at these five locations matter? It's a unique opportunity to learn from each other, network and socialize with men you may not have met if not for the RLC. Find a location that best suits you and sign-up today.
Buckwheat Celebrates 40 Years of TKE Service
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. - During the last four decades, Tau Kappa Epsilon has seen many terrific men become members in college and go on to prominence in their chosen profession. A select number of these men gained their prominence within the doors of International Headquarters. One has had such an influence on the continued success of TKE, he is idolized whenever his name comes up. The man - the myth - the legend - Dennis "Buckwheat" Perry.
Happy Founders Day
On a cold winter's night 113 years ago, five students determined to establish a new kind of fraternity, one that the world had never seen before.
Meet Fraters Aaron Rodgers & Graham Harrell
GREEN BAY, Wisc. - In the 18th hour of the fifth day in 2012, two great men joined Tau Kappa Epsilon. Fraters Aaron Rodgers and Graham Harrell, both quarterbacks for the NFL's Green Bay Packers, were initiated into the Sigma-Xi Chapter at St. Norbert College.
Look Who's Going to the RLCs
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. - With less than 96 hours remaining before the first RLC Deadline, the chapters below have taken advantage of the registration discount ($189/ person for a quad). Will your chapter be joining them? If you are still not sure why you should attend, take a look at the preview video. There are a number of high profile keynote speakers at each location - see for yourself. For more information go to tke.org/rlc.
Spring Reminders 2012
School will be getting started again very soon, if it hasn't already. The hustle and bustle of spring recruitment, red carnation balls and other activities will soon receive the most attention. To ensure you have a safe and fun end of the year, the Offices of the Grand Chapter want to keep you apprised of dates you need to mark down.
So Far, Amazing
The 2011-12 school year has started with a bang. While we don't want anyone to rest on their laurels, it is good to step back and celebrate the successes. From recruitment to service and beyond, you have taken Better Men for a Better World to heart through your efforts. It truly is an amazing time to be a Teke. Don't take our word for it, take a look at the stats.
You Have 60 Seconds
The first semester is complete. Whether you had the worst recruitment or the best, spring is not the time to rest. Think of it this way - When you get an 'A' on a mid-term exam, do you stop studying the rest of the semester? After you win a football game, do you stop practicing the rest of the season? Of course not, and you shouldn't stop recruiting either.
TKE Mourns the Passing of Frater Jack Price
Today, our thoughts are with the men of Upsilon-Iota Chapter (IUPUI) as they work through the emotions of losing their faculty advisor Frater Jack Price.
TKE Names New Chief Financial Officer
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. - The Chief Executive Officer of Tau Kappa Epsilon, Frater Steven A. Ramos, is proud to announce the appointment of Thomas Carter as the Fraternity's Chief Financial Officer. Carter will serve as TKE's Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and direct all financial matters of the organization.
Frater Named President and CEO of Home Builders Institute
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Frater John A. Courson (Alpha-Epsilon, Monmouth College), an established housing industry executive who most recently served as the president and chief executive officer of the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA), has been tapped to become the new president and chief executive officer of the Home Builders Institute (HBI).
Get Your Chapter House Ready for Winter Break
It's the most wonderful time of the year. Finals are coming to a close and you are escaping the worries of school to head home for the holidays. You are leaving, in most cases, for a month - away from the chapter house that you have called home for more than a semester now. You want to make sure when you return, it is exactly the way you left it - right? There are some things to do before you leave to ensure the chapter house, whether in a cold environment or not, is safe during the holidays.
5 Things You Need to Survive Winter
Winter storms and extreme cold have given a headache to many in the Midwest and East Coast of the United States this weekend. More than a nuisance, these could be the cause of your death, no matter how much water and food you store for emergencies.
TKE Shines at Star Awards
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. - Tau Kappa Epsilon earned two awards at the annual Indiana Society of Association Executives Star Awards Thursday evening. The recognition comes as a direct result of the collective efforts in the TKE Nation.
Good Luck on Finals, Fraters
Final exams are stressful for many students-and it's obvious why. Finals are designed to allow students the opportunity to demonstrate how much information they have retained from an entire semester. Every subject is a little bit different, so you should design your study skills around each particular exam.
The Gift that Keeps on Giving
As we enter the holiday season, trying to find a unique gift gets harder and harder. For Tekes, however, there is a present which can affect you for a lifetime. The Regional Leadership Conferences offer each Frater the opportunity to interact with high profile Fraters as well as men from across the TKE Nation. You will take away many skills and provide yourself opportunities that last well beyond your college days.
When Finals End, Celebrate Safely
There is a lot of stress that comes with final exams. When they are finally over, you want to blow off steam by throwing or attending a social event. TKE understands this, but wants to be sure both you and your guests are safe so everyone can have a good time.
What is the Code of Conduct?
You recently received a letter from the TKE and one from GreekBill requesting your signature on the TKE Code of Conduct. The TKE Code of Conduct is an annual review that includes the TKE Member Terms and Conditions, Risk Management Guidelines and Alcohol Guidelines. It is important that you read and electronically sign each. If you have questions or concerns contact Greek Bill ("live chat" in the lower righthand side of their site or by calling 1-800-457-3816).
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