Delta Epsilon Psi

Delta Epsilon Psi is a South Asian interest social and service fraternity established in 1998 at the University of Texas at Austin. Their mission is to foster brotherhood, nurture the development of leadership, and promote service to the community.

The fraternity was founded on the principles of brotherhood, discipline, and commitment. Brotherhood is about creating strong bonds of friendship, discipline is about striving for excellence in all aspects of life, and commitment is about dedicating oneself to the fraternity and its principles for life.

Delta Epsilon Psi is also dedicated to spreading South Asian culture, with many chapters hosting cultural events and participating in cultural activities on their campuses. The fraternity also encourages academic achievement, with many chapters offering scholarships for its members.

In terms of community service, Delta Epsilon Psi is heavily involved in various philanthropic activities. The fraternity has a close relationship with Breakthrough T1D (formerly JDRF), working to raise funds and awareness for Type 1 diabetes research. Additionally, the fraternity works with Be the Match to support the cause for stem cell transplant and research. Members of the fraternity often participate in volunteer work, fundraising events, and awareness campaigns to help fight this disease.

By 2025, Delta Epsilon Psi has grown significantly and now has many chapters across the United States. The fraternity's members are active on their campuses and in their communities, living out the organization's values of brotherhood, discipline, and commitment.

Delta Epsilon Psi continues to promote the advancement of South Asian culture, awareness of important social issues, and the development of leadership skills among its members. They continue to strive to make a difference in their communities and uphold the ideals upon which the fraternity was founded.