Phi Alpha Tau

An open letter from the Phi Alpha Tau Actives. We are committed to bringing forth real and meaningful changes that will address this organization’s history of abuses and failure to adequately change this toxic environment. The Phi Alpha Tau Fraternity would like to apologize without reservation for any failures of the past or the tardiness of implementing these changes.

We’re proud of all the effort they put into their work and so happy they were recognized this way. Congratulations!

Spring 2020 Recruitment Week Starts Soon!

Beginning January 24th, Come Out To Any Event To Get To Know Tau

Spring 2020 Recruitment Week Starts Soon

Reflections from Bro. Mike Brown, a legendary Emersonian:

Michael Brown reflects on 49 years at Emerson A sign reading “if you think education is expensive, try ignorance” hangs in the office of Michael Brown—the first professor of color to receive tenure in Emerson’s 139-year history and the longest-serving professor at the college. Arriving from Wash

It is with great sadness that we report the passing of Brother Gerry Greenstein class of '68.

see obituary below

Gerald Greenstein | News, Sports, Jobs - Post Journal Gerald Greenstein, 73, of Atlanta, Ga., formerly from Jamestown, N.Y., passed away peacefully at home, with his family at his side on Monday, Nov. 19, 2018, a