Chapter life

Four great years. Friends for life.

Build a race kart. Storm Ross-Ade. Survive finals together. The brotherhood isn't a logo on a shirt — it's everything between the classes.

Triangle brothers working hands-on on the Grand Prix kart engine
Purdue Grand Prix

We build it.
We race it.

Grand Prix is "The Greatest Spectacle in College Racing," and Triangle shows up every year — designing, building, wrenching on, and racing our own go-kart. For a house full of engineers, it's the perfect excuse to put theory on the track.

Brothers together at a Purdue football game in Ross-Ade Stadium
Boiler up

Saturdays
in Ross-Ade

Bib overalls, the student section, and a crew that's always got an extra ticket. Whether we're storming Ross-Ade or tailgating in the lot, Saturdays in West Lafayette are a brotherhood tradition.

In the wild

No two weeks the same

More than a social calendar

Run something real

Chapter roles are leadership reps you can put on a resume — and talk about in an interview.

Exec board

Lead the chapter

President, treasurer, recruitment, and more — elected brothers run a six-figure operation and a 70-man organization.

Academics

Keep the bar high

Scholarship chairs run study groups by major and pair underclassmen with brothers who've aced the same courses.

Service

Give back

Brothers stay active across campus — College Mentors for Kids, Boiler Gold Rush, philanthropy, and intramurals.

Want in?

This could be your next four years.

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