Alpha Epsilon Pi Alpha Epsilon Pi Alpha Epsilon Pi was founded at New York University in 1917 as a culturally Jewish fraternity and has grown to over 100 houses internationally. The Alpha Kappa chapter has grown in a few years at Carnegie Mellon to be a top scholastic and philanthropic house while having fun, learning and growing as brothers. We are recognized as one of the model chapters of our international brotherhood and are award-winners on the international and campus levels. AEPi prides itself as a place to get away from the rigors of Carnegie Mellon with great parties and events while working together to have fun and be successful. AEPi provides brothers with responsibility and leadership skills that will be useful throughout life.
Every fraternity is unique.
AEPi has grown distinctively in the past few years into a very active house in all campus activities - Greek and independent. If you join an organization on campus, odds are you will meet an AEPi in it. This allows us to grow together and to accomplish all that we aspire to.