Phi Kappa Tau's growth story keeps getting better. The Fall 2025 semester marked the third consecutive fall in which 1,250 new members joined the Fraternity — a streak of sustained recruiting strength dating back to Fall 2023 that signals something more than a good year. It signals a trend.

With this latest class of new members, undergraduate membership peaked at just over 4,700 brothers nationwide — the highest point of any semester Post-COVID. Average chapter size climbed to 55 members per chapter, up from 50 in Spring 2025, meaning chapters aren't just recruiting; they're growing and retaining.

That combination — strong new member numbers, rising chapter size, and a third straight fall of consistent performance — reflects the hard work of undergraduate members, boards of governors, chapter advisors, and Executive Offices staff who have invested in building the infrastructure for lasting growth.

And the momentum shows no sign of slowing. Early indicators from Spring 2026 are encouraging, with chapters across the country already reporting active recruitment pipelines. While spring semesters traditionally see smaller incoming classes, the early signals suggest Phi Kappa Tau Brothers are carrying their fall energy into the new year.

A bigger Phi Kappa Tau means more impact — more leaders developed, more communities served, and more of the Phi Tau experience shared with men who are ready for it. Here's to what comes next.