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2024-25 Top Awards Announcement
The Offices of the Grand Chapter is proud to announce the recipients of TKE�s top awards, honoring the highest levels of achievement.
Leadership Academy XXXVIII Graduates 69
The 38th Annual Charles R. Walgreen, Jr. TKE Leadership Academy proudly graduated 69 Fraters from across the United States and Canada.
Frater Clayton Miller Takes on New Role
The Offices of the Grand Chapter is proud to announce the return of Frater Clayton Miller (Rho-Upsilon, Franklin) to the Professional Staff.
Fifty-Seven Fraters Graduate 2025 The William V. Muse Alumni Volunteer Academy
The William V. Muse Alumni Volunteer Academy graduated fifty-seven Fraters last weekend.
Fraters Jake Howell & Jake Thorry Join the TKE Professional Staff
TKE Chief Executive Officer Donald E. Aldrich is proud to announce the hiring of Fraters Jake Howell and Jake Thorry.
2025-26 TKE Fee Structure Announcement
The Grand Council of Tau Kappa Epsilon has unanimously approved the fee structure for the 2024-25 fiscal year.
Frater Dennis “Buckwheat” Perry Enters Chapter Eternal
It is with great sadness that the Offices of the Grand Chapter announces the passing of Frater Dennis "Buckwheat" Perry (Alpha-Nu, New Hampshire).
Shane Ranschaert Joins Professional Staff to lead Region 2
TKE Chief Executive Officer Donald E. Aldrich is proud to announce the hiring of Frater Shane Ranschaert (Zeta-Beta, Evansville).
Tau Kappa Epsilon Mourns the Passing of Christopher A. Grasso, PGO
It is with profound sadness that Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity announces the passing of Past Grand Officer Frater Christopher A. Grasso.

Frater “Well Armed” for Breeder’s Cup

ARCADIA, Calif. – Veterinarians had recommended he be “put down.” That’s horse racing’s euphemism for euthanasia, the final capitulation to catastrophic injury or incurable disease.
But neither Well Armed nor Frater Kenny Troutt (Beta-Chi, Southern Illinois Univ.

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