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Want to know the latest across TKE Nation? Here’s your hub for everything Tau Kappa Epsilon—from chapter milestones and alumni spotlights to leadership initiatives and upcoming events. Check in often to see how our members are making an impact on campuses, in communities, and around the world

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Fraters Walk-A-Mile For Rape Prevention
It was a great day for fraters of Beta-Rho Chapter (University of Akron) walking and for taking a stand on violence against women. Scores of men and boys joined the Beta-Rho Tekes Saturday -- in women's high heels and other
Virginia Tech Chapter Shaken, Safe After Deadly Shootings
BLACKSBURG, Va. - Fraters across the country and world are mourning the senseless shootings that occurred Monday on the campus of Virginia Tech. The deadliest shooting massacre in modern American history savaged the VT campus as South Korean student Cho
Frater Receives National Humanitarian Award
ARLINGTON, VA - Frater Arthur Stellar (Ohio University) of the Alpha-Beta Chapter received the 2007 Dr. Effie H. Jones Humanitarian Award at the American Association of School Administrators' 2007 National Conference on Education in New Orleans.
TKE Announces Hiring of John Deckard as Director of Programs
INDIANAPOLIS, IN - Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity has announced the hiring of John W. Deckard as its new Director of Programs. Deckard succeeds Justin J. Kirk, who recently accepted a position as Assistant Executive Director at Delta Upsilon Fraternity after
Fraters Observe National Public Health Week
WASHINGTON, D.C. - As part of the weeklong observance, themed "Preparedness and Public Health Threats: Addressing the Unique Needs of the Nation's Vulnerable Populations," communities across the nation will explore ways to connect vulnerable populations, including mothers with young children,
This Day in TKE History: TKE is World’s Largest Fraternity
On April 5th, 1959 Tau Kappa Epsilon began its reign of being the largest fraternity in the world. Forty-eight years later TKE has 274 chapters and colonies across North America, more than 240,000 in total membership since founding in 1899
This Day in History: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Assassinated
Just after 6 p.m. on April 4, 1968, Martin Luther King Jr. is fatally shot while standing on the balcony outside his second-story room at the Motel Lorraine in Memphis, Tennessee.
Frater Speaks to Students About Dangers of Smoking
PENSACOLA, Fla. -Thousands of middle and high school students were bused to Pensacola Naval Air Station Tuesday morning and asked to kick butts. Cigarette butts. The grandson of tobacco giant R-J Reynolds might be considered the black sheep of the
Fraters Plunge in Frigid Waters for Special Olympics
IOWA CITY, IOWA - Scott McGill stood on the wet beach, clad in swim trunks, a Dracula cape, Viking helmet and vest, and big, blue, funny glasses. "Are you ready to get in?" he shouted to more than 150 people,

Frater Byrd, Defiant, Back on the Job

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Take that, Washington rumor-mongers.
Frater Robert C. Byrd (Alpha-Pi, George Washington University) of West Virginia, the longest-serving senator in history, defied a whisper campaign about his declining health by showing up late last week (March 6), very much alive and able to vote, for a marathon session on the federal budget.

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