Sigma-Epsilon Chapter
Better Men for a Better World. Brothers at Oneonta since 1989.
Built at Oneonta. Brothers for life.
Since 1989, the men of Sigma-Epsilon have shown up for each other. We show up at study tables before midterms, on intramural fields, at the St. Jude Walk/Run, and at the weddings, reunions and job changes that come after graduation.
We're students first. We pick brothers for their character, not their connections. And we're part of Tau Kappa Epsilon, a fraternity of more than 300,000 men that calls itself the Fraternity for Life and means it.
Whether you're a student looking for your people, an alumnus reconnecting, or a parent wondering what fraternity life looks like today, you're in the right place.
Quick facts
What a Teke stands for
Scholarship
We push each other to do well in class and to graduate on time.
Character
We judge a man by his personal worth, not his status. TKE was founded on that idea in 1899.
Leadership
Every brother gets the chance to run something real.
Brotherhood
Friendships that outlast college, and a network of Tekes everywhere you go.
Find your place
Join Sigma-Epsilon
College goes by fast. The friendships you make here don't have to. See what brotherhood looks like at Oneonta.
Start here →
Alumni
Once a Teke, always a Teke. Reconnect with your brothers, update your info, and help the next class.
Stay involved →
Resources
The history, symbols, values and standards of Tau Kappa Epsilon, plus the full Teke Guide.
Explore TKE →What's coming up
Current events for 2027 are being planned right now. If you'd like to get involved with planning our upcoming year of both alumni and local events, contact your e-board or fraternity chapter president.
All events →For the kids of St. Jude
St. Jude Children's Research Hospital is TKE's primary philanthropy. It was founded by a Teke. In 2019, Tau Kappa Epsilon committed to raising $10 million for St. Jude over 10 years, the largest commitment to the hospital by any men's fraternity. Sigma-Epsilon does its part every year.
How we give back →You can't read your way into a brotherhood.
Come meet the guys. It starts with one conversation.