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TKE is on the rise—no cap. We’re not here to flex rankings or fake a vibe we don’t have. What we do have is a tight brotherhood, real friendships, and guys who actually have each other’s backs. Our house has been getting better every semester—parties are solid, rush is picking up, and we’ve got leaders who give a damn. We’re not the biggest frat on campus, but we’re building something that lasts. No cliques, no egos, just genuine dudes who like to go out, show out, and level up. If you’re looking for a brotherhood that actually means something, TKE’s where it’s at.

AEPi’s coming back this fall and honestly it’ll be interesting to see how they do. They’ve been quiet the past couple years with smaller numbers, but the guys who stuck around seem committed and tight-knit. Not the biggest presence on campus recently, but word is they’ve been rebuilding behind the scenes and trying to bring in a stronger fall class. If they can get a good rush and keep the same brotherhood vibe they’re known for, they could start climbing again. Not a top house right now, but def not dead. Could be a solid underdog to watch this year.

AEPi’s definitely been in rebuild mode the past few years, but they’ve done a solid job bouncing back. They’re not the biggest chapter on campus, but the guys are tight and actually seem to enjoy being around each other—which is more than you can say for some “top” houses. The brotherhood is real, and their parties are better than you’d expect given their size. If you’re looking for clout and massive tailgates, this probably isn’t your frat. But if you want a solid group that’s growing, involved, and actually gives a damn, AEPi’s worth a look. They’ve still got work to do, but they’re moving in the right direction. Lowkey on the come up.

Iota Phi Theta is seriously on the come up. Still one of the newest frats at UC but already showing more drive, community presence, and brotherhood than most of the so-called “established” chapters. Not the loudest, but definitely the most mission-focused. You can tell they actually care about service and growth. Could easily be one of the most respected NPHC orgs here if they keep building the way they are. Watch this space.

Iota Phi Theta is seriously on the come up. Still one of the newest frats at UC but already showing more drive, community presence, and brotherhood than most of the so-called “established” chapters. Not the loudest, but definitely the most mission-focused. You can tell they actually care about service and growth. Could easily be one of the most respected NPHC orgs here if they keep building the way they are. Watch this space.

I love these girls so much! They’re the sweetest girls I know and a treat to mix with! Can’t wait to see these girls on campus this fall!

Alphas at UC seem pretty solid. They’re not super flashy but they’ve got a presence for sure. I’ve seen them involved in some campus events and community stuff, and they always carry themselves well. Definitely more focused on leadership and service than trying to be the loudest guys in the room. Seems like a close group that knows what they’re about. You can tell there’s some real history and tradition behind what they do. They’re not trying to be like everyone else, and that’s kind of what makes them stand out. Quietly one of the more consistent orgs on campus.

Omega Psi Phi at UC is definitely on the rise in 2025. Tau Xi has been moving with purpose—focused on rebuilding their presence, staying active in the community, and holding down their legacy. These guys aren’t everywhere for the cameras, but when they show up, it’s intentional. From mentorship programs to real city engagement, they’ve got depth that a lot of chapters just don’t. You can tell the brotherhood means something—tight-knit, serious, and rooted in values. They’re not chasing trends, they’re reestablishing standards. Quietly one of the most respected and consistent orgs at UC this year. Real ones know. Roo.

Iota Phi Theta at UC brings a presence that’s different from most. They’re focused, intentional, and clearly built on something deeper than parties or clout. You can see it in how they move—more about impact than attention. Whether it’s city-based service, advocacy, or just how they carry themselves, there’s a level of purpose that sets them apart. They don’t talk just to be heard—they speak when it matters. Real brotherhood, real mission. They might not be everywhere all the time, but when they are, people notice. Definitely one of the more principled and community-rooted orgs on campus.