Phi Kappa Tau

The Epsilon Chi chapter of Phi Kappa Tau at Virginia Tech was chartered on February 17, 1999 and has been a member of the Interfraternity Council and larger Hokie community ever since. We currently live in the Oak Lane community with other fraternal and sororietal organizations and take pride in our ideals of brotherhood, scholastic achievement, philanthropic service, social excellence, and fraternal pride. Like most fraternal organizations we recruit new members at the beginning of both fall and spring semesters, and are always looking for those interested in becoming fraternity gentlemen, and furthermore Phi Kappa Tau gentlemen. We are an outgoing, fun loving, and competitive group of young men that continue to push the boundaries of what our chapter can do. Our philanthropic cause benefits SeriousFun Children's Network; a string of camps started by actor and Phi Tau alum Paul Newman for children fighting life-threatening illnesses. From formals in Tennessee and South Carolina, to study hours and scholarship opportunities, brotherhood BBQs and alumni tailgates for football games; Phi Kappa Tau truly believes in a brotherhood that extends beyond the college years.

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