America’s leading fraternities prove that brotherhood builds better men. Now more than ever, we know who they are, what they need, and what they’re capable of.
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We built this campaign because the fraternity story deserves to be told by those who know it best.
The data is clear. Fraternity men outperform their peers academically, build deeper friendships, gain real leadership skills, and carry a lifetime network.
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The first month of college is often the loneliest. A fraternity turns strangers into brothers who eat, study and live together, and hold each other to a higher standard. That is what brotherhood is for.
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The most under-discussed benefit of college: the connections you make on campus.
The man beside you at your wedding, who passes your resume to his boss, who is there to pick you up when times get tough.
For a lot of people, that’s a fraternity brother.
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Young men are lonelier and more isolated than ever.
Often, this decline begins in freshman year of college. Fraternity helps close the gap, giving young men mentors, peers and a reason to get out of their dorm and into campus life.
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On a Saturday morning run, Kappa Alpha Order members at the University of Tennessee found a fellow student stranded with a flat tire. They stopped, changed it and helped her get back on the road safely.
Fraternity builds character in young men.
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Despite the stereotypes, many fraternity men do not come from privilege.
At the @MenSymposium, @AlphaTauOmega CEO Wynn Smiley explains how fraternity benefits men from low-income backgrounds and first-generation college students.
Many young men arrive at college isolated, and most won't say so.
Fraternity builds a support system around them from day one: older brothers, accountability and someone who notices when something is off.
That's what fraternity is for. Learn more at
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.@AlphaTauOmega's Epsilon Kappa chapter at Bowling Green State traveled to South Padre Island for spring break and partnered with Sea Turtle Inc. to clean the beach and prep for endangered sea turtle nesting season.
Fraternity builds men who care about community and show up.
College-age men are less likely to graduate and more likely to report mental health struggles than past generations. Fraternity men are the outlier, with higher graduation rates, better mental health and greater life satisfaction than their peers. Data: FraternitiesKnowMen.com
Every young man needs someone to fall back on. For many, fraternity brothers are the only people they'll open up to about what they're feeling. Any serious conversation about young men should include such institutions built to support them. Learn more at fraternitiesknowmen.com
71% of fraternity members and alumni report having a mentor. For unaffiliated men, it's 42%. At 18, when newfound independence comes with little guidance, that gap can really shape how the next 4 years go. Learn more at FraternitiesKnowMen.org
Fraternity men are dedicated to each other's success, and it shows: they're 24% more likely to say their life turned out the way they envisioned. Learn more: FraternitiesKnowMen.org
For 250 years, fraternities have pushed their members to go to class and keep their grades up. That's a piece of the story that gets missed when people write about young men struggling in college. Learn more about how fraternities help young men thrive: FraternitiesKnowMen.com
As a new school year begins, many young men are facing the same hard jump from high school to college. Fraternities have eased that transition fpor 250 years through brotherhood, structure, mentorship, belonging. Learn more: FraternitiesKnowMen.org
Fraternity isn't what most people picture. Structure, leadership, mentorship and instant belonging, delivered exactly when young men need it most. Hear mothers, experts, alumni and students on what fraternity really looks like.
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Hazing must never be excused, but not every practice is hazing. Universities must distinguish harmful behavior from healthy traditions that build commitment, belonging & community.
Protect students. Define hazing clearly.
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Fraternities have been targets for years, “but these stories overshadow [their] significance,” writes @LisaBritton in @realdailywire.
As young men fall behind in school & become increasingly lonely, the data points to an unheralded fix: fraternities.
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Our campaign aims to bring these benefits to all young men across America.
Fraternity men spending less time online, engaging more on campus & having more mentors is not a fluke: it's a testament to what brotherhood builds.
Thanks to @LisaBritton for highlighting.
Everyone's talking about male loneliness. Fewer are looking at where it starts, the isolating transition into college, when young men struggle in silence. Fraternity is one of the few institutions that answers it with built in belonging.
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Remove every external structure from an eighteen year old's life at once, which is what college does, and many young men drift. Fraternity is one of the few institutions that replaces it with peer accountability.
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One class at every school that teaches more life skills than any curriculum: fraternity. Building, leadership, accountability and life skills. You learn to manage a budget, resolve conflict, speak publicly and show up for those that count on you.
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