Welcome to the Phi Rho Chapter of Delta Kappa Epsilon
at Penn State University.
Delta Kappa Epsilon, or "Deke," is one of the oldest secret fraternities. Founded in 1844 at Yale, Delta Kappa Epsilon continues to be one of the leading fraternities, with many celebrated and accomplished alumni, such as Joe Paterno, Gerald Ford, and Theodore Roosevelt.
The members of our chapter exemplify three important qualities - each brother is equal parts a gentleman, a scholar, and a jolly good fellow.
We pride ourselves on our diversity. Though we have shared values, we come from many different backgrounds and have varied ways of thinking. There is no stereotypical member of Phi Rho DKE.
Visit us at 500 W. Beaver Avenue.
Delta Kappa Epsilon, or "Deke," is one of the oldest secret fraternities. Founded in 1844 at Yale, Delta Kappa Epsilon continues to be one of the leading fraternities, with many celebrated and accomplished alumni, such as Joe Paterno, Gerald Ford, and Theodore Roosevelt.
The members of our chapter exemplify three important qualities - each brother is equal parts a gentleman, a scholar, and a jolly good fellow.
We pride ourselves on our diversity. Though we have shared values, we come from many different backgrounds and have varied ways of thinking. There is no stereotypical member of Phi Rho DKE.
Visit us at 500 W. Beaver Avenue.