Alpha Phi Tau Men’s Fraternity was established in 1921 based on Native American heritage and works to better the community through service and personal development, serving as a force for reform and advancement on Heidelberg’s campus.

Alpha Phi Tau is a group dedicated to improving the social and political standards of Heidelberg University. Through community service events, such as the 24-hour walk for Habitat for Humanity, our fraternity continues to improve the social standards of Heidelberg University. Through the Native American heritage that serves as a foundation for Alpha Phi Tau, we ensure that diversity in the cultural heritage of Heidelberg University remains strong. Also, our alumni remain in contact with the active membership of our group and offer networking opportunities ranging from potential internships to helping those who graduate establish themselves upon entering the labor force.

Lastly, through the development of those who join, Alpha Phi Tau Men’s Fraternity prepares those who graduate to be leaders in their fields of study and offers opportunities to improve in all areas ranging from communication skills to effective team-building techniques. To learn even more about our Aptonalton Brotherhood, visit our History page.