To bind men together in a brotherhood based upon eternal and immutable principles, with a bond as strong as right itself and as lasting as humanity; to know no North, no South, no East, no West, but to know man as man, to teach that true men the world over should stand together and contend for supremacy of good over evil; to teach, not politics, but morals; to foster, not partisanship, but the recognition of true merit wherever found; to have no narrower limits within which to work together for the elevation of man than the outlines of the world. These were the thoughts and hopes uppermost in the minds of the founders of the Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity.

Dear Brothers,
Above is the final architectural rendering for our new Fraternity House. If you click on the picture it will bring up the floor plans and side elevation views. We hope you like what you see. There have been several suggestions and comments regarding the design and where possible we have tried to incorporate those suggestions into the design.

The next phase will have the Architect preparing the construction drawings so we can put those out to bid with a contractor. Once we receive the bids and accept one, we will know what the house will cost. The house will contain approximately 7,600 square feet. We expect there to be a gap between what it will cost to build the house and the amount we can afford to finance. We can only fill this gap if we have a large number of alumni participating. Currently several alumni have joined "The Order of 1968" by paying the full $1968. Several more are paying their $1968 out in monthly installment in amounts from $10 to $100 per month. We need a "large" number of alumni participating at some level to make this happen. Please look over this website and remember your days as an undergraduate at ASU. Please act now, at some level, so we can make a lot of brother's dreams come true.

Love and Respect,
Danny Faulk '68
House Corp Pres.

A Letter from Eric

Dear brothers of the Eta Gamma Chapter,

The chapter is off to a good start this semester. Our chapter has opened our Lead Strong events to the entire campus. In case you are unfamiliar with Lead Strong, it is a campus organization presented by our chapter. Each week we have a speaker from the community come and speak to students about leadership development. This has helped our guys and others on campus learn new ways to lead. If you want to view some of the speakers we have had in the past check it out on the website www.leadstrong.net.

The chapter is also in the process of gearing up for several philanthropic events. First we have Change for Children on Feb 28th, 29th, and March 1st. Change for Children is a philanthropic event that benefits the march of dimes.

A Letter from Justin

Brothers,

It's no secret by now that the men of Eta Gamma are trying to build a house worthy enough to take OUR chapter to the level we all strived to achieve as actives. We all, at one point or another, talked about how we wished we had a house big enough to do simple things like have meetings where everyone can see everyone else, have parties where more than 15 people can be on the dance floor at a time, host chapter meals, or at least have a decent place to lay your head.

I pledged in the Aggie road house and although that place was a piece, we were all proud of it and the memories that were made in it. But we also knew how much a better house would have made it for all of us. During rush alone think about how many guys would write us off due to our house and location. And true we probably didn't want those a** holes anyway. But at least now we can get new recruits through the door before they judge us on what we have to show,

A Letter from Tim

Dear Brothers,

22 years ago. Doesn't seem like it. I can't be that old. But I am. 22 years ago this month, in a room long demolished in the old Reng Center, I had the good fortune to join the brotherhood of Alpha Tau Omega.

My how things have changed in 22 years. I am now firmly entrenched in my career. I have a beautiful wife, two beautiful kids and I was blessed with the opportunity to come home to Northeast Arkansas and run KAIT in 2007. I have had a lot going on. My work and my family takes all my time. I haven't been to the ATO house but once in those two years. I should do better. Recently, I had the opportunity to take a private tour of the campus.

A Letter from Dan

To all my brothers,

As I reflect on the memories of my past, I always fondly remember the formative years of growth in college while developing lifelong relationships as an ATO. I am proud of my heritage as part of the Alpha Tau Omega brotherhood.

Many people go through life and have only a few friendly relationships. I can honestly say that from my years as a ATO, I have dozens of true friends who I dearly care about. I would trade nothing for those eternal bonds.

Like many others, I have not been there to rebuild the fraternity and then keep the momentum growing. A precious few have invested their valuable time to keep the ship afloat. We all owe a debt of gratitude for the alumni who: