Phi Kappa Tau - IU

ime in a rented house, the chapter made arrangements to purchase the limestone Showers home at 520 N. National President Roland Maxwell conducted the installation, and National Secretary Richard Young presented the Beta Lambda chapter. After Walnut Street, the chapter leased a house in an excellent location in the center of campus on Tenth and Jordan. As the chapter grew and prospered, it neared its goal of building its own home on the row, and ground was broken in the late 60's. Unfortunately, chapter membership declined and ran up a debt with the university, losing the house in the early 1970's. After nearly a decade of absence, Phi Kappa Tau re-colonized in March of 2003. Since then, Phi Tau has been working to re-establish itself as a major part of greek life at IU. At Phi Tau, we hold ourselves to high standards. We do not haze and we pride ourselves on being gentlemen and scholars, striving all the while to build strong bonds and friendships. Participating in many activities and philanthropies around IU's campus, our membership has grown to over 40 brothers.