Since 1957, the UCLA chapter of Triangle fraternity has been been home to men of character in the fields of science and engineering. Our chapter is founded upon the need for a UCLA brotherhood that enables south-campus undergraduates to live their college years to the fullest while meeting the strict requirements of their majors. Through the shared experience, Triangle brothers achieve together throughout their time as students as well as throughout their careers. These qualities are what ring true in our traditions, events and alumni, and these qualities define what it means to be a Triangle brother.

 
 
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Tradition

Originally founded as a club for civil engineers at University of Illinois, Triangle became an established social fraternity in 1907. While Triangle has evolved over its 112 years, each chapter still maintains the founding core values and traditions of making better men in engineering, architecture, and science.

 
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events

Our UCLA chapter hosts a variety of events, both social and professional. From casual weekend hangouts to quarterly retreats, Triangle brothers have many activities they can participate in each quarter.

 
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alumni network

Triangle membership is something that connects UCLA alumni with the brothers of today. Whether it’s a meet-and-greet or a brother just stopping by, alumni are always available to socialize and give college/career advice.

 
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recruiting fall 2019

For those interested in becoming a brother of our fraternity, you can meet our brothers at a variety of events being held during Week 0 of Fall quarter, such as the annual club fair.

You can also meet us by visiting our house at 519 Landfair Ave. during Rush. Feel free to stop by and get to know the guys, as well as watch us launch a trash can to the moon (as is rush tradition).