Founded on April 17, 1915, on the University of Mount Union's campus (formerly Mount Union College) the Epsilon Chapter of Phi Kappa Tau has a long-lasting history of building men of character.

Epsilon has been through it all. From the lows of a near dismissal, to the highs of being a Founders Four chapter several years in a row and a Maxwell Trophy victory in 2014. Now, brothers are actively participating in national events to better improve their fraternity and leadership experience. Every year, Epsilon sends several brothers to Regional Conference, Leadership Academy, Undergraduate Interfraternity Institute, Conclave/Convention and Futures Quest.

Brothers are also highly dedicated to service and our philanthropies, SeriousFun Camps and USO. Brothers have spent countless hours at Flying Horse Farms and other Serious Fun locations donating their time. In 2015, Epsilon had 3,747 hours of service submitted and won the National Community Service Award. Aside from service, brothers are extremely generous in their donations, raising $4,609 for philanthropic causes in 2015.

It’s a damn good time to be a Phi Tau and we hope you join us on our journey. Please feel free to explore the page to learn more about our chapter.

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