Welcome to the homepage of the Texas A&M Chapter of Triangle Fraternity. Triangle is the national men's fraternity of engineers, architects and scientists.

As a part of a national fraternity, Triangle focuses on building well-balanced men socially, academically, and professionally. On top of this, Triangle caters specifically to Engineers, Architects and Scientists, building connections within these fields through value-based social activities and common professional interests.

Triangle began in 1907 at the University of Illinois with a group of 16 Civil Engineering students who wanted to live together. Since then, it has grown to more than 35 chapters and colonies at universities across the United States. Triangle first appeared at A&M in 1988 and re-chartered in the Fall of 2007.

Want to find out more about us? Browse the site or visit the National Triangle website.