Delta Kappa Epsilon

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Founded in 1844 at Yale University, Delta Kappa Epsilon is one of the oldest fraternities in North America with a long tradition of brotherhood, leadership, and service. Since 2012, the Phi Mu chapter at Manhattan has carried on that legacy, bringing together men committed to academic excellence, community involvement, and lifelong brotherhood.

DKE brothers are active across campus in student government, athletics, and honor societies while giving back through philanthropy events. Beyond service and scholarship, the chapter fosters a strong social community through brotherhood events, formals, and campus traditions such as DKEsgiving.

Guided by the values of friendship, sound learning, and morality, DKE aims to develop well-rounded leaders who carry these principles throughout life. After graduation, alumni have gone on to work at IBM, Morgan Stanley, Google, Skanska, and the New York Yankees.

How to Join

Any male Manhattan University student is welcome to rush Delta Kappa Epsilon. Rush events are held during the first few weeks of each fall and spring semester. Once rush events are over and the potential new members are selected, DKE events are for brothers only unless otherwise advertised.

Contact the chapter directly at deltakappaepsilon@manhattan.edu.

Learn more at the chapter website.

Moderator

Brother Daniel Gardner
dgardner01@manhattan.edu