We stand beside the AEPi Psi Deuteron chapter at this time and our wishes go out to the entire Jewish community at UTK.The Psi Deuteron chapter stands firmly against this hate. We are sick and tired of University of Tennessee constantly doing nothing to address this. This happens time and time again and all the university has said is “this is unacceptable”. AEPi at UTK asks the Greek community to share this on their stories and to tag the University. It’s time something is done about this. Our chapter stands against hate of all forms, and simply want action to be taken. We ask that alumni, friends, and family share this and make no way for the University to avoid this topic this time.
EDIT: To begin, we would like to express our most sincere gratitude on behalf of AEPi and the rest of the Jewish community at UTK for the incredible amount of support we have received over the past few hours. We would like to clarify that AEPi at UTK is in no way blaming the University of Tennessee administration in any way, shape, or form. We were just asking for a more effective response from the University this time around, since this is not the first occurrence. As of now, the University has been working closely with AEPi, Hillel, and other Jewish students/organizations to address this issue. The comments on our post suggesting we were blaming the administration are inaccurate. While we did feel as if the University had glossed over incidents such as these in the past, we are happy to say that this time the University has been diligent and proactive in addressing this one.
Furthermore, we would also like to address those in the comments who are expressing concern in regards to sending their children to UTK. The overwhelming outpouring of support we have received from the community demonstrates that UTK does not breed a hateful environment. The vast majority of students, faculty, and staff here at UTK has done nothing but be supportive, kind, and accepting. This hateful event should not be the reason Jews disappear from this campus. One individual does not and should not have the power to make others feel unwelcome and unsafe. Vol means all, and we stand by this. The University stands by this, and almost every single student on this campus stands by this too. ... See MoreSee Less
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Jordan Orman-Weiss
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This appeared on my feed today, congrats Daniel Krause on the new location in wicker park!!!!! ... See MoreSee Less
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Very excited to bring home these awards from the 2019 Greek Oscars Illinois IFC University of Illinois Fraternities & Sororities
Top GPA Spring 2018
Top GPA Fall 2018
Greek Man of the Year (Ryan Kane) ... See MoreSee Less
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Congratulations to Matthew Rosenbaum on winning IFC Greek Man of the Month for January!Matthew Rosenbaum is our Fraternity Man of the Month for January! Within the Greek community, Matthew is the Philanthropy Chairman for Alpha Epsilon Pi. He leads a committee of six brothers to accomplish their goals with thorough planning and execution. He was also an Assistant Recruitment Chairman in the Fall and worked hard to build a strong pledge class of 29 individuals. Outside of the Greek community, Matthew is heavily involved both in academics and extracurriculars. He is on the College of Engineering Dean's List and has participated in the honors sections of the Computer Science and Electrical and Computer Engineering Departments. Matthew was in the National Organization for Business and Engineering last semester and additionally attended ThinkChicago: Chicago Ideas Week, a technology-entrepreneurship conference in Chicago. Keep up the good work Matthew! ... See MoreSee Less
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Congratulations to Tyler Gold on his election as VP of Scholarship and Service for Illinois IFC!Congratulations to our newly elected 2019 executive board! ... See MoreSee Less
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