• Whether it's chapter-based or area-based, an alumni association is your chance to take your Fraternity experience to the next level. Graduation isn't the end of your network, it's the beginning. Listen now at TKE.org/Podcast.
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    Whether it's chapter-based or area-based, an alumni association is your chance to take your Fraternity experience to the next level. Graduation isn't the end of your network, it's the beginning. Listen now at TKE.org/Podcast.
  • On This Day 1947: Beta-Beta (@tke_state) at North Carolina State University was founded. Photo: IG: (@tke_state) Beta-Beta Fraters attending te St Jude’s Collegiate Leadership Seminar in Memphis in 2019.
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    On This Day 1947: Beta-Beta (@tke_state) at North Carolina State University was founded. Photo: IG: (@tke_state) Beta-Beta Fraters attending te St Jude’s Collegiate Leadership Seminar in Memphis in 2019.
  • On This Day 1959: Zeta-Nu (@tke_valdosta) at Valdosta State University was founded. Photo: THE TEKE - May 1959.
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    On This Day 1959: Zeta-Nu (@tke_valdosta) at Valdosta State University was founded. Photo: THE TEKE - May 1959.
  • Want to learn a little more about TKE alumni associations? Tune in to this special bonus How To episode of The TKE Nation Podcast for a primer on why an alumni association could be just the thing you are looking for to continue your TKE experience. https://bit.ly/2Rfr7aV
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    Want to learn a little more about TKE alumni associations? Tune in to this special bonus How To episode of The TKE Nation Podcast for a primer on why an alumni association could be just the thing you are looking for to continue your TKE experience. https://bit.ly/2Rfr7aV
  • On This Day 1955: Delta-Pi(@tke_deltapi) at Eastern Michigan University was founded. Photo: THE TEKE - January 1958.
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    On This Day 1955: Delta-Pi(@tke_deltapi) at Eastern Michigan University was founded. Photo: THE TEKE - January 1958.
  • Great idea gentlemen! #TKERegram 📷 by @tke_delta_xi: We are excited to announce that Tau Kappa Epsilon has partnered with Homegrown Popcorn and St. Jude’s Children Hospital to create a gift for students on Valentines Day. The gift will be a bundle of 3 packs of high-end popcorn neatly packed in a box and delivered to your students personally by members of Tau Kappa Epsilon on Valentine’s Day. TKE also offers a shipping method on the website if you wish to ship a bundle outside of Oxford. The bundle will cost $25 with all of TKE’s proceeds going directly to St. Jude. We have linked the website where you can make your orders below! Thank you all in advance! @tke_fraternity #TKERegram www.tkeforacause.com
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    Great idea gentlemen! #TKERegram 📷 by @tke_delta_xi: We are excited to announce that Tau Kappa Epsilon has partnered with Homegrown Popcorn and St. Jude’s Children Hospital to create a gift for students on Valentines Day. The gift will be a bundle of 3 packs of high-end popcorn neatly packed in a box and delivered to your students personally by members of Tau Kappa Epsilon on Valentine’s Day. TKE also offers a shipping method on the website if you wish to ship a bundle outside of Oxford. The bundle will cost $25 with all of TKE’s proceeds going directly to St. Jude. We have linked the website where you can make your orders below! Thank you all in advance! @tke_fraternity #TKERegram www.tkeforacause.com
  • On This Day 1967: Kappa-Tau(@tke_arizona) at University of Arizona was founded. Photo: THE TEKE - 2006.
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    On This Day 1967: Kappa-Tau(@tke_arizona) at University of Arizona was founded. Photo: THE TEKE - 2006.
  • Achieve more. Period. That is what you can expect when you attend an RLC. The best time to register was yesterday. The next best time is today. Seriously though, the hotel won't let us keep holding these rooms and rates. Prices go up tomorrow. Register now at TKE.org/RLC.
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    Achieve more. Period. That is what you can expect when you attend an RLC. The best time to register was yesterday. The next best time is today. Seriously though, the hotel won't let us keep holding these rooms and rates. Prices go up tomorrow. Register now at TKE.org/RLC.
  • Join us for an Alumni Reception with Grand Council Members, Headquarters Staff, and local alumni. This reception is from 5 p.m - 7 p.m. and is just prior to the New York / New Jersey Regional Leadership Conference. This is an excellent opportunity to reconnect with the Fraternity. Come see old friends and make a few new ones. There will be hors-d'oeuvres provided and a cash bar. Alumni and guests are welcome for the reception and keynote address. We encourage all initiated alumni members to stay for our opening ritual and initiation. TKE.org/Events When: February 7, 2020 from 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM Where: Hyatt Regency - Vu Lounge 2 Exchange Place Jersey City, NJ 07302
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    Join us for an Alumni Reception with Grand Council Members, Headquarters Staff, and local alumni. This reception is from 5 p.m - 7 p.m. and is just prior to the New York / New Jersey Regional Leadership Conference. This is an excellent opportunity to reconnect with the Fraternity. Come see old friends and make a few new ones. There will be hors-d'oeuvres provided and a cash bar. Alumni and guests are welcome for the reception and keynote address. We encourage all initiated alumni members to stay for our opening ritual and initiation. TKE.org/Events When: February 7, 2020 from 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM Where: Hyatt Regency - Vu Lounge 2 Exchange Place Jersey City, NJ 07302
  • Episode 16 is out now. Tune in to find out more about the alumni experience with Frater Chis Niles! TKE.org/Podcast.
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    Episode 16 is out now. Tune in to find out more about the alumni experience with Frater Chis Niles! TKE.org/Podcast.
  • Joseph Lorenzo Settles Alpha Frater Settles was born November 2, 1871, in the little town of Lexington, Illinois. He entered Illinois Wesleyan Academy in the fall of 1896 and was known as “Dad” Settles; he was nearly 25 years old at the time. He completed the Academy coursework and enrolled in college coursework, graduating from Illinois Wesleyan University in 1902. After graduation, he served as a minister for the Methodist Episcopal Church for more than 18 years. He then served as assistant treasurer of the Methodist Centenary Fund and later moved to Los Angeles as the executive secretary for the Los Angeles Rotary Club. Founder Settles remained in Los Angeles until his death on February 15, 1943.
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    Joseph Lorenzo Settles Alpha Frater Settles was born November 2, 1871, in the little town of Lexington, Illinois. He entered Illinois Wesleyan Academy in the fall of 1896 and was known as “Dad” Settles; he was nearly 25 years old at the time. He completed the Academy coursework and enrolled in college coursework, graduating from Illinois Wesleyan University in 1902. After graduation, he served as a minister for the Methodist Episcopal Church for more than 18 years. He then served as assistant treasurer of the Methodist Centenary Fund and later moved to Los Angeles as the executive secretary for the Los Angeles Rotary Club. Founder Settles remained in Los Angeles until his death on February 15, 1943.
  • Clarence Arthur Mayer Alpha Frater Mayer was born on May 18, 1879, in Mt. Pulaski, Illinois, and was Frater McNutt’s roommate. He graduated from Illinois Wesleyan in 1902. Mayer was the most colorful of the Founders. He was a musician of great natural ability and exceptional training. His field was the piano and pipe organ. In 1916, he and his wife and Wallace Grieves founded the Springfield College of Music and Allied Arts, of which he continued to be the director until 1926. Frater Mayer never ceased to be an active Teke and along with Founder McNutt, laid down the eight criteria by which a real Teke will always be recognized, and these epitomize the actual creed of the Founders. He also wrote the Teke Closing Ode. When Clarence A. Mayer died on August 8, 1960, Tau Kappa Epsilon lost not only a Founder, but an inspiring leader.
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    Clarence Arthur Mayer Alpha Frater Mayer was born on May 18, 1879, in Mt. Pulaski, Illinois, and was Frater McNutt’s roommate. He graduated from Illinois Wesleyan in 1902. Mayer was the most colorful of the Founders. He was a musician of great natural ability and exceptional training. His field was the piano and pipe organ. In 1916, he and his wife and Wallace Grieves founded the Springfield College of Music and Allied Arts, of which he continued to be the director until 1926. Frater Mayer never ceased to be an active Teke and along with Founder McNutt, laid down the eight criteria by which a real Teke will always be recognized, and these epitomize the actual creed of the Founders. He also wrote the Teke Closing Ode. When Clarence A. Mayer died on August 8, 1960, Tau Kappa Epsilon lost not only a Founder, but an inspiring leader.