An organization of men in a fraternity, not an organization of frat guys.

If you have never thought about joining a fraternity, this may be the one for you.

Acacia Fraternity is a different kind of a fraternity composed of a different kind of fraternity man. Acacia was re-founded on the University of Texas at Austin in December of 2003 by young men that wanted to make something great with their time at UT. The fraternity has grown from that small group to a thriving part of Greek Life both on- and off-campus. Acacia has a rich history and large alumni base supporting it in its many accomplishments.

For information about rushing Acacia, visit the Rush section.
Check out pictures from our events in the Photos section.
For the latest alumni newsletter, visit the Alumni section

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News

08-10-2008 - Brother Jacob Sloan, a refounding father, was awarded with the Roy C. Clark award at Conclave which was hosted in Louisville, Kentucky. Brother Roy C. Clark often referred to as "Mr. Acacia" was a devoted Acacian who served the fraternity in a number of capacities, including that of National Executive Secretary from 1947-1966. The award dedicated to him in 1966 is presented annually to an undergraduate who most nearly exemplifies the outstanding attributes of Brother Clark: Perseverance, Integrity, Foresight, Loyalty, Devotion, Wisdom and Leadership. Jacob is also an Order of Pythagoras recipient and a two-time former Venerable Dean.

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