Fraternities
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Alpha Delta
The purpose of this fraternity shall be to assemble college men in a national fraternal order as envisioned by our spiritual founder Frank Reed Horton and the Boy Scouts of America. This fraternity is dedicated to developing leadership by providing service, forging the bonds of brotherhood regardless of race, creed or background and developing an understanding that Service to mankind is not only an obligation, but a higher calling.
Alpha Gamma Rho
Alpha Gamma Rho (AGR) at UMaine is a social and professional fraternity with
the strongest regard for scholarship, philanthropy, and brotherhood! The
Purpose of Alpha Gamma Rho is To Make Better Men, and through them a
broader and better agriculture by surrounding members with influences
tending to encourage individual endeavor, resourcefulness, and aggressive
effort along lines making for the development of better mental, social, moral,
and physical qualities; to promote a wider acquaintance and a broader outlook
on the part of agricultural men through fellowship in a national organization
that stands for the best social, mental, and moral development
Alpha Sigma Phi
The Theta Xi chapter of Alpha Sigma Phi (AlphaSig) at the University of Maine was founded on campus in 2016 with the mission to better man through the creation and perpetuation of a brotherhood founded on the values of character: Silence, Charity, Purity, Honor, and Patriotism. Alpha Sigma Phi has five philanthropic partners (one for each of its values): RAINN, Active Minds, Hazing Prevention Network, Shatterproof, and Homes for Our Troops. Our chapter heavily emphasizes community involvement, service, and philanthropy through weekly volunteering and multiple semesterly fundraising events; in our efforts to better the man, our “To Better The Man” scholarship is given out semesterly to those who exemplify our values regardless of membership status.
As one of the University’s newest fraternities, our chapter closely works with our Alumni and Founding Fathers. Membership in Alpha Sigma Phi continues beyond one’s college career as a local and national network for social and career connections.
The pride of Alpha Sigma Phi is being a proactive support system through its leadership structure. Membership means pursuing & being supported in personal goals, social networking, and organizational leadership in the fraternity and school community. Life skills such as responsibility, academic balance, mental health upkeep, financial independence, and career development are attributes of an AlphaSig fostered through our chapter’s culture.
Alpha Tau Omega
The Beta Upsilon chapter of Alpha Tau Omega at the University of Maine is committed to fostering leadership, academic excellence, and lifelong brotherhood. Since our founding in 1880, we have provided a supportive environment where men can grow into leaders within our community and beyond. Nationally, ATO offers leadership development programs such as Men of Destiny, Altitude, and Encounter, equipping brothers with the skills and experiences necessary for success in their personal and professional lives. We believe in giving our members a voice, offering them the opportunity to be part of something greater than themselves, and building bonds that last a lifetime.
At Beta Upsilon, we take pride in being more than just a fraternity—we are a family. Our close-knit brotherhood ensures that every member has a personal connection with one another, fostering a culture of trust, support, and shared ambition.
Alpha Tau Omega was the first fraternity founded after the Civil War, created to unite young men from the North and South. It was also the first fraternity founded as a national organization, established not in imitation or opposition to any existing fraternity, and built upon Christian values.
The Beta Upsilon chapter of Alpha Tau Omega is dedicated to making a difference in our community through service and philanthropy. Our chapter proudly supports the Bangor Humane Society, with 100% of the proceeds from our philanthropy events benefiting this cause. In addition to fundraising, our brothers volunteer directly with the organization multiple times each semester, assisting with various needs to help care for animals and support the shelter’s mission.
Through our dedication to philanthropy, service, and leadership, Beta Upsilon continues to uphold the values of Alpha Tau Omega while making a positive impact at the University of Maine and beyond.
Beta Theta Pi
The University of Maine Beta Eta Chapter of Beta Theta Pi shares a deep history with the university being the oldest house on campus. Our chapter was founded in 1879. The chapter house was built in 1905 and houses 28 brothers at maximum capacity. As a brotherhood, we
work to build a fraternity that recognizes mutual assistance in the honorable labors and aspirations of life, devotion to the cultivation of the intellect, unsullied friendship, and unfaltering fidelity, shaping our men to be well-rounded men of principle going into their postgraduate years of life.
Beta Theta Pi is a Nationally recognized fraternity that comes with a valuable network of brothers and professionals across the United States and Canada. Our brothers attend annual leadership conferences, nationally and regionally, where they meet with important leaders from all over the country. One of our major resources is our strong alumni board and network which keeps the history and standards of our brotherhood alive. Being a Beta comes with a lifelong friendship and a sense of belonging to a brotherhood that settles for nothing but the best.
Delta Tau Delta
Delta Tau Delta is a values-based organization with Truth, Courage, Faith and Power as her core values. The day a member takes his Oath, he begins his pursuit of a life committed to excellence. The Fraternity is the cornerstone of that journey. All Delt men live by a common mission: “Committed to Lives of Excellence.” We guide men through our programs and our values so that they will have the confidence and tools to serve their fellow man. All members of Delta Tau Delta live by the fundamental principles of Truth, Courage, Faith and Power.
Kappa Sigma
Lambda Chi Alpha
Phi Eta Kappa
Phi Eta Kappa, a distinguished fraternity at the University of Maine, is known for its commitment to athletics, community service, leadership, academic achievement, and a genuine brotherhood that extends beyond the college years. Since its founding in 1906, Phi Eta Kappa has upheld a strong tradition of fostering well-rounded individuals who excel both in and out of class. Our fraternity’s core values emphasize loyalty, dedication, and a sense of responsibility to both our campus and the greater community.
With a focus on athletic achievement, community service, and leadership development, Phi Eta Kappa provides members with opportunities to engage in various activities that enhance their personal and professional growth. Through our competitive sports teams, Phi Eta Kappa has earned the BC Kent Intramural All-Points Trophy more times than all other fraternities on campus combined. With service-oriented projects and consistent alumni involvement, our brothers are equipped with the skills and experiences necessary to succeed in all aspects of life.
Phi Eta Kappa’s brotherhood is deeply rooted in a commitment to Orono because the chapter is a local fraternity. This fuels our desire to serve the community. Joining the “Green Wave” means becoming part of a tight-knit brotherhood where members are supported in their pursuit of greatness both in their studies and athletic endeavors. If you’re looking for a community that promotes growth, achievement, and lasting connections, Phi Eta Kappa is the place to be.
Notable Phi Eta Kappa alumni include; 67th Governor of Maine John H. Reed, NFL Quarterback Mike Buck, Red Sox Pitcher Jeff Plympton, President of the University of Maine Winthrop Libby, World Champion Powerlifter Greg “Juice” Panora, and Clemson University Head Baseball Coach Jack Leggett.
Phi Gamma Delta
Phi Kappa Phi
Pi Kappa Sigma
The Phi Kappa Sigma (Phi Kap) Alpha Delta Chapter at the University of Maine has continued to prioritize academics, community involvement, self-growth, and its core values since being locally founded in 1898. Phi Kap is more than an organization to be a part of during college; it is a valuable learning experience, life-long commitment, and philosophy of life as if you’re once a Phi Kap, you’re always a Phi Kap. Our chapter is a well rounded fraternity that fulfills giving back to the university and local communities, academic prowess, and character development, becoming Men of Honor. Our chapter partakes in intramural sports, brotherhood events, volunteer work, and provides a huge network of alumni to communicate with to develop future career opportunities.
For students seeking involvement, as well as individual growth, Phi Kappa Sigma is a place where you can build lifelong bonds, develop leadership skills, and be involved in helping those in need as well as giving back to the communities that support you.
