Tau Kappa Epsilon is a men's social fraternity that was established in 1899 at Illinois Wesleyan University. With over 250 active chapters and colonies in the United States and Canada, TKE's membership is diverse and unique, reflecting the various collegiate and universities it resides in. The fraternity has a rich history and has been a driving force in the fraternal world, with more than 275,000 men joining a brotherhood that values Love, Charity, and Esteem. TKE has produced prominent alumni such as Ronald Reagan, Steve Forbes, Danny Thomas, and Conrad Hilton, who have actively sought to better themselves and the fraternity.
Tau Kappa Epsilon is committed to developing character and building better men for a better world. The fraternity has had a significant impact on the lives of its members, complementing their academic endeavors with leadership and personal development. TKE also has a strong philanthropic partnership with St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, supporting groundbreaking medical advancements in pediatric care. With a focus on brotherhood and lifelong connections, TKE offers a unique learning experience that goes beyond the classroom.
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