What makes Lambda Phi Epsilon different from other fraternities at Berkeley?

LPhiE is the nation's largest Asian-interest fraternity, with a specific focus on celebrating cultural diversity alongside the traditional fraternity pillars of brotherhood, leadership, and service.

Is this fraternity only for Asian students?

LPhiE is an Asian-interest fraternity, meaning it centers Asian culture and community, but membership is open to those who support its values of leadership, philanthropy, and cultural diversity.

What are the core pillars of the fraternity?

The fraternity is built around leadership, philanthropy, lifelong brotherhood, cultural diversity, campus involvement, and academic excellence.

Lambda Phi Epsilon

Greek Life·East Asian·South East Asian·By Culture·Community Service/Nonprofit

Lambda Phi Epsilon (Delta Chapter) is part of the nation's largest Asian-interest fraternity, with 70+ chapters nationwide. Founded in 1988 at UC Berkeley, the fraternity emphasizes leadership, philanthropy, lifelong brotherhood, and cultural diversity. Members grow personally and professionally through community service, campus involvement, and academic excellence — building a tight-knit support network throughout their time at Berkeley and beyond.