No strangers to bearing a mark of distinction, Upsilon chapter left Oxford, Ohio, with their eighth Roland Maxwell Award win in the bag.

Upsilon boasts a 57-man chapter, 157% larger than the campus average. Their chapter GPA is a 3.56 and last year they recorded 2,400 service hours – 42 per man – and raised over $4,5000 for philanthropic causes.

Upsilon fosters this successful environment by focuses on new-member education, recruiting members they believe reflect the values of Phi Kappa Tau, and pushing brothers to make the most of their collegiate experience.

“Every man of Upsilon finds their passions, their callings, and their purpose. Beyond the Borradaile challenge, the men of Upsilon are dedicated to bettering themselves as individuals so they can learn, lead, and serve better than before,” Upsilon said. “Being a member of Phi Kappa Tau is to challenge one’s ideas, develop exceptional capabilities, and make positive commitments to themselves and those around them.”