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Alpha Epsilon Pi (ΑΕΠ)

Alpha Epsilon Pi (AEPi) is a fraternity dedicated to the mission of developing leaders for the Jewish community.

The UT chapter offers a close-knit brotherhood rooted in Jewish identity, service, leadership, academic success, and personal growth. AEPi provides Jewish students the opportunity to experience fraternity life without separating that experience from their values, while also welcoming men who respect and want to strengthen that mission. Through philanthropy, campus involvement, brotherhood, and social events, our members build lifelong friendships, leadership skills, and a meaningful fraternity experience that enriches the Greek community at the University of Tennessee.

Members of Alpha Epsilon Pi hold up their fraternity's flag.

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Chapter Name: Alpha Epsilon Pi
Designation: Psi Deuteron Chapter
Nickname: AEPi
Colors: Gold and Blue
Symbols/Mascots: Lion
Philanthropy: Repair the World Fund
National Founding: November 7, 1913 at New York University

UT Founding: February 5, 1949
Standing at UT: Unacceptable Year 1
Chapter GPA: 3.32
President: Ethan May


Three people participating in an Alpha Epsilon Pi service event representing the national website.

Members of Alpha Epsilon Pi in front of The Rock on campus at the University of Tennessee.