Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity

16/10/2026

Shabbat Shalom to our brothers, families, friends, and communities. Wishing you a peaceful Shabbat filled with rest and connection. (Photo credit: AEPi CEO Rob Derdiger)

16/10/2026

12/10/2026

🍁 Happy Thanksgiving to our Canadian AEPi brothers, families and friends! Today, we’re especially grateful for the bonds of brotherhood that bring us together across borders. 🇨🇦

12/10/2026

🐾 This week’s spotlight is on Alpha Epsilon Pi - Omega Chapter at UNC Chapel Hill!

Last month, the brothers partnered with UNC Zeta Tau Alpha and had almost 400 participants at “Dogs and Dogs,” raising nearly $4,000 for Peak Lab Rescue and its work to help dogs in need across North Carolina. They also got some quality time with a few very cute puppies.

Thank you to everyone who supported the event!

09/10/2026

AEPi wishes our brothers, families, and friends a Shabbat Shalom. May this Shabbat bring us peace and strength. Am Yisrael Chai!

09/10/2026

Four campuses. One AEPi brotherhood. One home in Israel.

On October 7, they were on four campuses, separated by thousands of miles. Today, Brothers Elijah (California - Berkeley, 2025), Maor (Pennsylvania, 2026), Sam (Duke, 2026), and Avi (Rochester, 2026) share an apartment, a purpose and the brotherhood that helped each of them through the years since. Their military service lies ahead, but their answer to that awful day has already begun. They came to defend Israel. They chose to make the journey as brothers.

Check out today's very special FridayPiDay and read how bonds formed on separate campuses brought four brothers together, united in brotherhood and committed to protecting the Jewish homeland. https://bit.ly/4rWdRZO

08/10/2026

This year the International Jewish Sports Hall of Fame is adding fan-voted awards to the induction ceremony, and voting is open now at https://jewishsportshof.org/fan-awards/

You pick the Play of the Year and the Athlete of the Year. They will announce the winners live during their virtual ceremony on Sunday, October 25 at 10:00 AM ET, alongside the Class of 2026 inductees and award winners. Don't forget to register for the ceremony at this link: https://jewishsportshof.org/inductions/

One ballot per day (based on EST timezone). Come back tomorrow and vote again! You can vote every day until the winners are announced.

07/10/2026

On October 7, we mourn those murdered and taken hostage three years ago in Hamas’ terror attacks. We remember their lives and grieve with the families and communities who carry their absence every day. We will not let their memory fade.

In addition to advocating for Israel and Jewish communities around the world, AEPi brothers are, once again, demonstrating “Strength Through Service” as undergraduate brothers organize and conduct philanthropy and community-building programs on campuses across North America. Last year, the Strength Through Service initiative resulted in nearly 10,000 hours of community service.

May our brothers' leadership and advocacy play a meaningful role in remembering and preserving the promise of Eretz Yisrael. May those in danger come home safely. May peace come soon.

AEPi Stands With Israel
Am Yisrael Chai!

06/10/2026

Some of the best ideas for your chapter may come from brothers you haven’t met yet.

At Mega Conclave, undergraduate brothers from across North America will share ideas, learn from one another, and build leadership and communication skills they can use on campus and throughout their careers.

Join us in Atlanta, January 5–7, 2027. Sign up TODAY through MyAEPi and start making those connections.

05/10/2026

Introducing ! Each week, we’ll celebrate AEPi brothers and chapters practicing tikkun olam -- repairing the world -- on their campuses and in their communities.

Our first spotlight is Alpha Epsilon Pi at the University of Florida -- our Phi Gamma Chapter. Yesterday, the brothers teamed up with their local Delta Phi Epsilon chapter, Schilit Hillel at University of Florida and Chabad UF for a Run for Israel, raising $5,000 for Save A Child's Heart and showing support for Israel ahead of October 7.

Thank you to everyone who helped turn compassion into action.