Acacia Fraternity

Early bird pricing for Conclave 2026 ends today!

Join brothers from across North America in Kansas City, Missouri, July 29–August 2, as we gather to Light the Path for Acacia’s future. Don’t miss your chance to save $50 before registration pricing increases.

Register today at acacia.org/conclave and make plans to be part of the brotherhood, business, leadership, and memories that only happen at Conclave.

On this day 122 years ago, Acacia Fraternity was born. Founded on May 12, 1904 at University of Michigan by 14 visionary men, Acacia was built on the ideals of virtue, knowledge, truth, and human service.

Over more than a century, Acacia has initiated over 55,000 members at chapters all across North America. Though much has changed in the world, Acacia’s values have stood strong as we continue to pollenize and perpetuate across college campuses. We carry on the vision of our founders to strengthen the ties of friendship, develop ourselves as educated men, and make a positive impact on the communities in which we may reside.

To all alumni brothers out in the world, excelling in countless fields - today we celebrate the brotherhood you shared and the doors Acacia opened.

To our undergraduates taking your own journey right now, appreciate each moment. The relationships you’re building and life lessons you’re learning will guide you the rest of your life.

As Acacia’s living legacy, we all carry a responsibility to improve ourselves, serve others, and change the world for the better in simple ways every day. That is how we show our enduring gratitude for those 14 men who made a decision 122 years ago to forge something greater than themselves.

Though a year has been added and much has transformed in the world over, our Brotherhood remains constant. An anchor through life’s triumphs and storms (and a clumsy helmsman or two!). Today and always, Acacia stands the test of time.

Happy Founders’ Day, Brothers! Here’s to 122 years of brotherhood with many more to come.

So Live!

From the cinder track to the chapter house — the legacy lives on.

Since it’s the World’s Greatest College Weekend and Acacia is back in the race, we’re taking a trip down memory lane with Indiana Acacia through the decades at the Little 500!

👇 Tag a brother you spot in these photos — or someone who lived for Little Five!

Got vintage Acacia photos hiding in a shoebox or old hard drive? We want to see them! Send your throwbacks to our DMs or [email protected] to be featured on a future So Live Saturday.

Our brothers at Pittsburgh-Johnstown Acacia showed OUT at the Mt. Cat Awards, earning not one, not two, but THREE major recognitions at the Fraternity & Sorority Life awards ceremony!

Chapter Officer of the Year — Chris Michaels, President
Academic Excellence Award — Acacia Fraternity
Commitment to Values — Jeremiah Dilts

This is what it looks like when brotherhood, academics, and integrity all come together. We couldn't be prouder of these brothers! Keep setting the standard.

Thank you to and for the recognition!

Happy Earth Day from our brothers at St. Cloud Acacia! 🌎

This past weekend, they laced up and gave back — volunteering at the Earth Day 5K and Half Marathon and making a positive impact on their community and the planet. Proud of these brothers for showing up and serving. So Live!

Welcoming the next generation of brothers 📐📐📐

Have initiation photos from your chapter? We want to see them! Be sure to post and tag

We’re proud to recognize Acacia Fraternity - Indiana University for their commitment to Seven Days of Service and for representing Acacia in the broader conversation about fraternity service at Indiana University.

In a recent feature by the Indiana Daily Student, fraternities across campus were highlighted for expanding their impact through hands-on service and fundraising efforts that strengthen the Bloomington community.

Acacia at IU continues to lead by example—demonstrating what it means to live our motto of Human Service through meaningful action, engagement, and a commitment to something greater than themselves.

We’re proud of the work being done in Bloomington and grateful for the way these brothers represent Acacia every day.

Read more at: https://www.idsnews.com/article/2026/03/iu-fraternities-increasing-service-fundraising-bloomington

Great to see the Purdue Acacia Chapter recognized by Purdue University’s Vice Provost for Student Life for continued improvements to their chapter home!

Through the commitment of undergraduate members and the support of dedicated alumni, the chapter is investing in the future of the house while preserving a place where brotherhood, scholarship, and leadership can thrive for generations to come.

Read the full story:

Providing a home for the next 150 years Over the last 150 years, generations of Boilermakers have found their homes at Purdue through the bonds of brotherhood and sisterhood found in the Fraternity, Sorority and Cooperative Life (FSCL) community. To ensure Boilermakers in FSCL receive the same opportunities and a high-quality living exper...

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